Nickel sulphides have the lowest environmental footprint and are fully recyclable.
The nickel laterite common in Indonesia produces tailings that end up in the sea.
Wyloo in combination with Mincor could produce 40,000-60,000 tonnes a year.
Billionaire Andrew Forrest is rewriting history in nickel-rich Western Australia, returning to the scene of his biggest career heartbreak as the owner of Mincor Resources.
He is willing to invest “whatever it takes” to become a global force in nickel via his private investment vehicle, Wyloo Metals, in a sector where BHP leads the way in terms of Australian output.
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Brad Thompson was a reporter at The Australian Financial Review
