加拿大公司积极布局摩洛哥钛铁矿开发

Core Insights - Morocco's titanium resources are primarily located along the Atlantic coast, with low historical extraction levels. The government has included titanium in its national mining development plan due to rising global demand from high-tech and defense industries [1][2] - Steadright Mining Company from Canada has signed a cooperation agreement with Morocco's NSM Capital to develop the TitanBeach titanium iron mine, holding an 80% stake in the project [1][2] Group 1: Mining Development - The TitanBeach mine, located near Cape Juby, covers approximately 160 square kilometers and has an average titanium dioxide content of 9%, with a maximum of 14.9%, and an iron oxide content of 48.6%, peaking at 79.5% [1] - The current mining and tax policies in Morocco are favorable for attracting foreign investment, indicating significant development potential for the TitanBeach mine [2] Group 2: Project Feasibility - Steadright has commissioned feasibility studies on mineral reserves, extraction costs, transportation, and processing facilities. If deemed economically viable, exploration permits will be converted to extraction licenses, leading to the establishment of mineral processing and downstream industries [2]