PMET Resources says Phase 2 cesium bench tests with Koch Technology succeed

By Public Technologies
  • Pmet Resources completed Phase 2 bench-scale cesium processing tests with Koch Technology Solutions using pollucite concentrate from Shaakichiuwaanaan.
  • Tests showed a pathway to produce multiple high-purity cesium chemicals with strong selectivity, potentially lowering processing complexity and costs.
  • Follow-up testing is being prepared to run a full bench-scale proof of concept, produce gram-scale saleable samples, assess OPEX, assess CAPEX.
  • Next phase will use larger pollucite concentrate volumes from the BerryPick program, targeting more than 500 kg up to more than 1 ton.
  • Preliminary economic assessment targeted for Q4 2026 will include first evaluation of potential cesium credits against lithium production costs.


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