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Hautalampi
Outokumpu, Finland
62°72'02.48"N 28°98'21.83”E
Hautalampi is located in the world-famous Outokumpu Mining camp area, 345 km from Helsinki. The location is excellent for mine development with strong local support for mining. The position is ideally positioned for the burgeoning EV battery manufacturing market in northern Europe with near term production.
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Ni
Nickel
29
Cu
Copper
27
Co
Cobolt
Exploration
- Reconnaissance drilling
- Geochemistry
- Geophysics
- Mapping
Resource definition
- Infill drilling
- Step-out drilling
Scoping study
- Preliminary technical study
- Preliminary economic study
Feasibility Study
- Detailed technical study
- Detailed economic study
Development
- Construction
- Commissioning
Production
- Full-scale metal production and delivery
Related news
21 august 2024
Eurobattery Minerals submits EU Strategic Project application for Hautalampi
13 july 2023
Acquisition via a directed share issue makes Eurobattery Minerals the majority owner of Finnish mine project
21 june 2023
The city of Outokumpu is preparing for zoning for Eurobattery Minerals mine project
19 june 2023
Further research confirms the new method for 100% recovery of rare earth elements
15 may 2023
Eurobattery Minerals Hautalampi project achieves highest UN classifications for viable mining project
20 march 2023
Strong economic outlook for Hautalampi mine according to pre-feasibility study
29 september 2022
Eurobattery Minerals: Almost 40% increase in the contained metals in the Finnish Hautalampi Ni-Co-Cu mine project
26 september 2022
Update on the Hautalampi Environmental Impact Assessment process
01 july 2022
Eurobattery Minerals completes 40% stake acquisition of Finnish Hautalampi battery mineral mine project and directed share issue
31 may 2022
Significant stake acquisition: Eurobattery Minerals purchases 40% of Finnish Hautalampi battery mineral mine project
24 may 2022
Eurobattery Minerals completes another step towards realization of Finnish battery mineral project Hautalampi: Environmental Impact Assessment Report submitted
31 march 2022
Core drilling results indicates a connection between the resource areas in Hautalampi, Finland
28 december 2021
Eurobattery Minerals: On-schedule completion of drilling campaigns in Finland and Spain
14 october 2021
New drilling campaign starts at Eurobattery Minerals Finnish battery mineral project
06 july 2021
Mineral resource report from Hautalampi project in Finland available
21 june 2021
Maiden mineral resource from Hautalampi project in Finland estimates 100 % resource upside
09 june 2021
Eurobattery Minerals Finnish project joins government funded battery metals recycle project
07 april 2021
New mineral resource calculation underway in Hautalampi, Finland
25 january 2021
RESOURCE UPSIDE AT HAUTALAMPI-PROJECT IN FINLAND
16 december 2020
Finnish Hautalampi project awarded a 6.4 MSEK development grant
14 december 2020
FinnCobalt Oy’s Hautalampi mine development project Environmental Impact Assessment (“EIA”) Programme published and submitted
30 november 2020
ASSAYS CONFIRM RESOURCE EXPANSION AT THE HAUTALAMPI PROJECT, FINLAND
13 october 2020
High grade cobalt and nickel at Hautalampi project in Finland
17 august 2020
Hautalampi project environmental impact assessment procedure commenced
09 july 2020
DRILLING TO COMMENCE AT THE HAUTALAMPI PROJECT, FINLAND
27 may 2020
Eurobattery Minerals closes the investment and shareholders agreement regarding the option to acquire the Hautalampi Nickel-Cobalt-Copper mine
A mine with a long history
In 2020 Eurobattery Minerals acquired the Hautalampi Mine. When the acquisition took place, significant pre-production development was completed. Processing methods have been investigated and high-value concentrates have been produced. Further process test work by Outotec Oyj has demonstrated that a combined nickel-cobalt concentrate can be leached and chemicals suitable for battery industry can be produced.
The mineral deposit contains nickel and cobalt sulphide minerals and copper sulphide minerals with gold and silver by-products. Much of the critical infrastructure is still in place, such as the high voltage power line, concrete foundations for the process plant, roads and the town itself (population 7,700).
Read more about the project here.