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Sheffield unites for Thunderbird

A BANKABLE feasibility study has confirmed the viability of Sheffield Resources’ Thunderbird mineral sands project, showing a technically low risk project that could offer good financial returns for 42 years.

Karma Barndon
Screening testwork on site at Thunderbird.

Screening testwork on site at Thunderbird.

The BFS on the Thunderbird mine in northern Western Australia forecast earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation of $5.1 billion could be squeezed out over the life of mine at an average...

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