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2018
Desert Lion sets price for flotation plant development in NamibiaBy:Creamer Media Social Media Editor & Senior Writer ENERGY / LITHIUM The Phase 1 flotation plant at TSX-listed Desert Lion Energy’s Namibian lithium operations is estimated to cost about C$7-million. The plant, with a processing capacity of between 350 000 t/y and 400 000 t/y, will be used to process the fines from the historic run-of-mines stockpiles at Desert Lion’s Rubicon and Helikon mines.
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