Dolphin plant in delay

KING Island Scheelite has put deposits on $800,000 worth of long lead time items essential to building and commissioning the processing plant at its Dolphin tungsten project on King Island, Tasmania, as shipping delays and freight cost rises push out the development timeline.

Dolphin mine in Tasmania

17 August 2021
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Gekko Systems was named preferred process engineer to build Dolphin's $42.1 million, 400,000 tonne per annum processing plant in June, after working on project designs over the past three years.

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