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Ti02 Corporation NL

No current WA tenure

Ti02 Corporation NL holds no tenure on the current Western Australian register. It has lodged 4 open-file WAMEX reports between 1986 and 1988, mostly for mineral sands.

Reports lodged
4
Active
3yrs
1986 to 1988
Areas worked
1
Shire of Dandaragan
Last reported
1988
38 years ago
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Where Ti02 Corporation NL has reported

Exploration record

Commodities targeted
Mineral Sands 4
Where they worked
Shire of Dandaragan 2
Work on record
Mineral resource estimate 2 · RC drilling 2 · Aerial colour photography 1 · Rehabilitation 1 · Vacuum drilling 1
Resource declared
Yes, in 2 reports: A25063 (1988), A19002 (1986)
Report types
Annual 4

Reports filed

4 WAMEX exploration reports lodged by Ti02 Corporation NL.
Most recent reports
ReportYearProjectTitle
A25063 1988 Cooljarloo Cooljarloo Heavy Minerals Sand Deposit, Annual report 1987 - 1988. Exploration Licence: 70/427 Mining Leases:
A21917 1987 Jurien Jurien Mineral Sands Deposit Annual report 1987 for E70/153
A19149 1986 Jurien Annual report on the Jurien Mineral Sands Deposit November 1986
A19002 1986 Cooljarloo Cooljarloo Heavy Mineral Sands Deposit Feasability Study Geological Report and Statement of Reserves 026PS2 (E

Named projects

Project names Ti02 Corporation NL used in their reports, with the shire each sits in.

Cooljarloo 1Cooljarloo 1

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Tenure data sourced from the DMPE public registers and SLIP WA (© Government of Western Australia, CC BY 4.0). Compiled by NextMaps. Verify against primary sources before reliance.