About

Queensland Critical Minerals Limited (QCM) is an Australian-based critical minerals exploration and development company with a diversified multi-commodity portfolio of projects, focused on identifying and developing critical mineral deposits that are essential for a sustainable future.

Our exploration and development projects in Queensland are focused on copper, lithium, nickel, manganese, graphite, gold, and base metals which are essential to the global clean energy transition, decarbonization, and a more sustainable future.

We are committed to a sustainable approach to mineral exploration and development with Environment, Social, and Governance (ESG) at the very core of our strategy and operating style.

We use new technologies and innovations in artificial intelligence, satellite telemetry, drone technology, to maximize exploration while minimizing our carbon footprint.

Our vision is to deliver long-term stakeholder value through a safe, profitable, cost-effective, and small-footprint approach to exploration in an environmentally and socially responsible way.

Our team is comprised of experienced geoscientists, exploration and mining professionals, and business development specialists with a proven track record in the resources industry of Australia and abroad. We aim to provide our investors with an exciting and rewarding opportunity to be a part of a focused exploration and development company with a management team that is committed to delivering value for shareholders.

The ability to move quickly and efficiently in the exploration industry can be a significant competitive advantage. While data and technological intellectual property are certainly essential, they can only take you so far if you are not able to act on them quickly and effectively.

Harnessing the collective intelligence of new technology can help generate new ideas and solutions, which can lead to more efficient and effective exploration processes.

Additionally, automation can help streamline these processes, making them faster and more accurate. This can help mining companies reduce costs and increase their competitiveness in the industry.

Overall, Exploration companies that are able to leverage the power of new technology and automation to increase their speed and efficiency in exploration are likely to have a significant competitive advantage in the industry.

QCM has several key advantages that position them for success in the critical minerals exploration industry. Firstly, QCM is utilizing cutting-edge technology to explore underexplored areas for untapped mineral deposits. This approach can reveal mineral deposits that may have been missed by conventional exploration techniques.

Secondly, QCM has formed partnerships with two drilling companies that will be drilling for equity, providing access to drilling expertise and equipment without significant upfront costs. This allows QCM to allocate resources effectively and prioritize exploration activities.

Thirdly, QCM has a large landholding with projects in close proximity to each other, which allows for efficient resource allocation and coordination of exploration activities. Their base camp is also located near the geographical center of their projects, providing easy access to all project sites.

Furthermore, unlike some mineral exploration projects that may require helicopters, mountain climbing, or jungle exploration, QCM's projects are located in easily accessible areas without any challenging terrain. This reduces exploration costs and saves time.

Lastly, QCM has a motivated and skilled team who are passionate about exploration and committed to the success of the company. This is an important factor in the success of any exploration project, as a motivated team can achieve more with limited resources.

Overall, QCM's approach to critical minerals exploration combines cutting-edge technology, strategic partnerships, geographic advantages, and a motivated team. These advantages position them for success in the competitive critical minerals exploration industry.

Why Critical Minerals?

Demand for minerals such as lithium, graphite, cobalt, nickel and rare earths will rise by nearly 4 times by 2040.

Lithium dominates that growth in terms of magnitude. Electric vehicles and network augmentations (mainly copper) dominate the demand sources of critical minerals. Solar, wind and other low-carbon generation are only a fraction of the total demand. Lithium, nickel, cobalt, manganese and graphite for batteries.

Rare earth elements for wind turbines and electric vehicle motors. Copper, silicon and silver for solar p.v. Copper and aluminium for electricity networks.

Critical minerals, also known as new economy minerals, are essential for the production of emerging technologies such as electric vehicles, renewable energy products, low-emission power sources, and consumer devices. The reliable supply of these minerals is crucial to achieving sustainable economic growth and transitioning to a low-carbon economy. Some of the critical minerals that are driving the development of these new technologies include rare earth elements, lithium, cobalt, graphite, copper, zinc, manganese, and nickel.

The production of lithium-ion batteries, for example, requires lithium, cobalt, nickel, and manganese, while rare earth elements are used in wind turbines and electric vehicle motors. As the demand for these minerals continues to grow, so too does the need to secure their supply chains.

This includes investing in exploration activities and the development of new mining projects to help locate and define deposits for future production. It also involves improving the efficiency of mineral usage and recycling, which could help to reduce demand and increase the availability of these critical minerals.

Investment opportunities in the critical minerals sector are expanding, and there is increasing interest in securing the supply chains for these essential metals and minerals.

Governments and companies around the world are taking steps to ensure that their critical minerals supply chains are secure, with a focus on environmental and social responsibility. Achieving a low-carbon economy will require the sustainable and responsible production of critical minerals, and the development of these minerals will be a key driver of economic growth in the future. As the demand for critical minerals continues to rise, investment opportunities in the sector are expected to grow, making this an exciting time for those looking to invest in the future of sustainable technology.

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Sheree Anderson discovering outcropping copper ore.