Mt Lindsay is located in north-west Tasmania and is one of Australia’s largest undeveloped tin-tungsten deposits.
The project hosts approximately 81,000 tonnes of contained tin and 32,000 tonnes of contained tungsten across two mineralised skarn systems.
Located in a Tier-1 mining jurisdiction, Mt Lindsay provides exposure to critical minerals essential to defence, semiconductors and advanced manufacturing.
Mt Lindsay sits in north-western Tasmania a world-class tin-tungsten province with more than $12 billion in historical production. The project is strategically positioned between the operating Renison Bell Tin Mine and the Savage River magnetite operation, with direct access to renewable hydropower, sealed roads, rail and port facilities at the Port of Burnie.
Strong government engagement is in place, including recent meetings with Mineral Resources Tasmania and positive Ministerial support for the project’s development pathway.
Critica is progressing development studies to evaluate Mt Lindsay as a modern, low-impact underground mining operation.
Current workstreams include mine design, infrastructure optimisation, processing pathways and development planning to support future project advancement.
Critica Limited (ASX: CRI) is building a scalable critical minerals platform, anchored by the Jupiter Rare Earth Project in Western Australia and the Mt Lindsay Tin-Tungsten Project in Tasmania with exposure across rare earths, yttrium, gallium, tin, tungsten and scandium.
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