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World First Analyser Available for Dispatch

The appointment of Nkandu Beltz marks an important step in expanding NextOre’s presence and operations in Zambia, reinforcing the company’s commitment to driving innovation and sustainability in the mining sector.

Australian mining technology business NextOre Ltd (NextOre or the Company) is pleased to announce that it has entered into a Strategic Cooperation Agreement and a Share Subscription Agreement with Gebr. Pfeiffer (Pfeiffer), a leading German comminution technology company.

Sydney-based mining technology business, NextOre Ltd (NextOre), founded by CSIRO and industry partners, has completed a Series B growth funding round of $5.2m. The Series B funding round was cornerstoned by existing shareholder RFC Ambrian Funds Management through its newly formed QCM Fund.

NextOre has completed assembly and factory testing of a world first MR truck analyser. The unit, measuring 7m in diameter and designed to be suspended 10 meters over 180-tonne trucks, has been sold to its first customer and will be dispatched to a large copper mine overseas in March. The analyser will be used to detect copper as chalcopyrite.

NextOre has completed assembly and factory testing of a world first MR truck analyser. The unit, measuring 7m in diameter and designed to be suspended 10 meters over 180-tonne trucks, has been sold to its first customer and will be dispatched to a large copper mine overseas in March. The analyser will be used to detect copper as chalcopyrite.

NextOre has revealed its newest product during the RFC Ambrian Copper to 2030 webinar. It has been designed to suit small mines and those seeking to monetise historical dumps, or to provide a rapid test method for bulk sorting to support a potentially much larger bulk sorting plant.

First Quantum Minerals’ Kansanshi mineral processing plant finalised commissioning and undertook verification testing in May of 2022 of a bulk ore sorting system.

Commercialisation of Australian science for national benefit has today been recognised with Australia’s national science agency, CSIRO, sharing a win with partner NextOre in the best licencing deal category of the Knowledge Commercialisation Awards 2021.

Magnetite Mines Limited (MGT) has released positive pre-feasibility study (PFS) results for the Razorback High Grade Iron Ore Concentrate Project.

Commercialisation of Australian science for national benefit has today been recognised with Australia’s national science agency, CSIRO, sharing a win with partner NextOre in the best licencing deal category of the Knowledge Commercialisation Awards 2021.

Commercialisation of Australian science for national benefit has today been recognised with Australia’s national science agency, CSIRO, sharing a win with partner NextOre in the best licencing deal category of the Knowledge Commercialisation Awards 2021.

Read Chris Beal CEO's take on what new technology could change people’s way of thinking about ore sorting.

NextOre, a company spun out of CSIRO that applies sophisticated sensing technology for mining, has raised $2.5M in a private funding round primarily to ramp up manufacturing and sales of its flagship bulk ore sorting sensor system.

Nextore awarded $1.07 million grant to fit its breakthrough grade detection system to mobile mining machinery

NextOre awarded $1.07 million grant to fit its breakthrough grade detection system to mobile mining machinery

Rachel Pupazzoni interviews NextOre Founding CEO, Chris Beal