Clive Jones
Joint Managing Director
Cazaly Resources Ltd
Cazaly Resources is a Perth-based Australian diversified mineral
exploration and resource development company who has built
a strong track record for successfully acquiring, developing and
adding value to a range of resource projects.
Cazaly’s flagship project is its Parker Range iron ore project
in the Yilgarn region of Western Australia. The project will
initially mine the Mount Caudan iron ore deposit which outcrops
over a three to four kilometre zone within a more extensive
16
kilometre long mineralised iron formation.
Travelling in the Pilbara, Hamersley iron ore project
GR Engineering Services Limited (GRES)
is an engineering consulting and
contracting organisation providing high
quality process engineering design
and construction services to
the resources and mineral
processing industry.
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Engineering and process design consulting services;
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Feasibility studies ranging from scoping, prefeasibility
and definitive engineering studies through to bankable
feasibility studies;
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Design and construction of minerals processing facilities
and associated infrastructure for complete greenfields
or brownfields projects including plant modifications,
upgrades and expansions;
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Plant evaluation and condition reports;
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Plant operations and maintenance support
and optimisation;
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Fixed plant asset management;
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Plant relocation, refurbishment and recommissioning;
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Provision of owners representatives and teams for
project management and delivery.
GRES is pleased to offer support to the WA Mining Club
179
Great Eastern Highway, Belmont WA 6104
Tel: +61 8 6272 6000 Fax: +61 8 6272 6001
Email:
gres@gres.com.au
For more information about GR Engineering Services
please visit our website at
www.gres.com.au
Serv i ceS prov i ded by GreS i nclude :
The Parker Range project has a fully completed definitive
feasibility study and has all of its key major approvals in place.
It is planned to produce up to 4.6 million tonnes per annum
(
Mtpa) of haematite-goethite ore for an initial 8.5-year mine life,
with excellent potential to go beyond this through exploration
upside and ore body beneficiation. The economics of the project
are very sound with an internal rate of return of 129% and a net
present value of approximately $384 million.
Cazaly has signed a Capacity Reservation Deed with the
Esperance Port for the export of the product. The agreement
provides Cazaly with a five million tonne allocation at the
Esperance Port, subject to port expansion occurring and
commercial terms being entered into with the future operator
of the proposed facility. In January 2013, WA Transport
Minister Troy Buswell MLA called for the private sector to
register interest in developing the port and in June this year,
two preferred consortia had been shortlisted to tender for the
construction and development of the expansion to the port.
Joint Managing Director Clive Jones said “Cazaly welcomes
the Minister’s announcement and the shortlisting of two quality
consortia to develop a multi-user iron ore facility at the port
of Esperance. This signals a determination on the part of the
WA government to push ahead with the development of
Diversified projects
driving Cazaly’s success