Mine · Queensland

SCONI Project

In development NickelCobaltPlatinum group metalsMagnesiteChromium

SCONI Project is a nickel, cobalt, platinum group metals, magnesite and chromium project in development in Queensland, Australia. It is recorded at approximately -18.972, 144.927 (positional accuracy: 100 metres), and appears in this directory's consolidated register of Australian mines and quarries, built from government geological-survey data.

The site is recorded as a development-stage project — somewhere between advanced exploration and first production. Development statuses move quickly; check the operator's own announcements for the latest position.

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Is SCONI Project still operating?

SCONI Project is recorded as "In development" in the most recent government dataset this directory ingested. Statuses can change between dataset releases.

What does SCONI Project produce?

The recorded commodities are Nickel, Cobalt, Platinum group metals, Magnesite and Chromium.

Where is SCONI Project ?

In Queensland, at approximately -18.972, 144.927.

Who operates SCONI Project ?

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StatusIn development
TypeMine
CommoditiesNickel, Cobalt, Platinum group metals, Magnesite, Chromium
StateQueensland
Coordinates-18.9721, 144.9267 (±100 metres)
MapOpen location ↗