Sierra Rutile Limited

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World-class natural rutile and ilmenite mining company in Sierra Leone, one of the world's largest rutile deposits

Sierra Rutile Limited (ASX: SRX) is an Australian-listed mineral sands mining company operating one of the world's largest natural rutile deposits on the Bonthe Peninsula in southern Sierra Leone. The company mines and processes rutile (titanium dioxide) and ilmenite, supplying pigment manufacturers and aerospace/industrial customers globally. The operation is a major employer and foreign exchange earner for Sierra Leone.

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Role
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Location
Bonthe, Sierra Leone
Website
sierra-rutile.com
Categories
Metals, Steel & Mining, Industrial Supplies
Markets
Japan, United States, Germany, South Korea, Australia

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