Each asset has an investment summary and project description, as well as information on potential production rates and capital expenditures. The aim is to organise data for potential investors and buyers.
According to Farrell, the projects listed in the prospectus will help attract the investment that Australia needs to build new industries, create more jobs and become a renewable energy superpower. “Australia has all the critical minerals the world needs and we need investment to get these projects up and running,” he commented.
Users can filter their searches by company, project status, commodity or state. The prospectus also provides access to each project’s available government support and potential funding opportunities.
“Australia’s resources industry has been developed with foreign investment, and we need overseas investment to build our critical minerals industry,” King said, adding that the prospectus will help drive investment in the sector.
The release also highlights other government critical minerals incentives, such as the AU$4 billion Critical Minerals Facility and the recently announced AU$7 billion Critical Minerals Production Tax Incentive.
Securities Disclosure: I, Gabrielle de la Cruz, hold no direct investment interest in any company mentioned in this article.
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