Lindian Resources Opens Kangankunde Camp, Advances Rare Earths Project

0:00It's March 23rd. This is Sydney News today, powered by AI. I'm Corey with the story. Lindy & Resources has reached a major milestone at its Kangan Kunde Rare Earths project in Malawi, East Africa. The company just opened its Tapume accommodation camp, which is now fully operational and housing workers on site. This permanent camp solves a big logistics issue, letting the team keep a steady workforce for construction across different areas as the project. Ramps up. Right now, 65 rooms are ready, with 38 staff already settled in to build a full presence. Company executive Zach Comer called it a sign of strong execution, finished ahead of schedule. It comes with an impressive safety record too, over 500,000 hours without lost time injuries, and about 740 people. Active on site right now. The contractor, Opsideo, is gearing up to boost process plan work, with more personnel moving into the camp soon. The rest of the camp infrastructure should wrap up by mid-April, expanding capacity to 90 people.

1:05With this key set up in place, Lindy & has de-risked the project and shifted into full construction mode, paving the way for first rare earths. Production.