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Trigg Mining is set to directly benefit from $678 million in government funding earmarked to upgrade “The Outback Way” linking Laverton in WA to Winton in Queensland. The funding will be used to seal the road extending from 40km east of Laverton to the WA-NT border, passing through Trigg's tenure connecting the company's developing Lake Throssel potash project with key domestic and international export markets.

ASX-listed Trigg Mining has more than doubled the strike length and area of its Lake Throssell sulphate of potash project. Four new areas were granted to Trigg, giving the company the potential to expand resources and the projected mine life of what could be a global top ten producer. Pivotal agreements with traditional owners facilitated the grant of the new tenements.

Trigg Mining has launched a gravity survey over its Lake Yeo sulphate of potash fertiliser project in WA. Via the survey, Trigg seeks to pinpoint drill targets and evaluate the project's potential to represent a repeat of its nearby Lake Throssell potash deposit where a 21 year mine life generating $97m a year in EBITDA was recently estimated in a scoping study.

Trigg Mining has delivered a robust scoping study evaluating the proposed development of its Lake Throssell “sulphate of potash” fertiliser project in WA. The company says the project could generate $97m a year in EBITDA over a 21-year initial mine life. The project is about 170km north-east of Laverton in WA and Trigg will now launch into a pre-feasibility study to firm up its numbers.

ASX-listed premium potassium mineral fertiliser hopeful Trigg Mining is edging closer to finalising a scoping study on the proposed development of its high-grade Lake Throssell sulphate of potash project about 170km north-east of Laverton in Western Australia. The Perth-based company, which recently tabled a maiden indicated resource estimate for Lake Throssell, says it aims to wrap up the study by the end of next month.

Trigg Mining has released a maiden indicated resource statement for its high-grade Lake Throssell sulphate of potash project in WA as it looks to advance a scoping study on a possible project development. In the wake of recent trench brine pumping testing of a surface aquifer, the company says it upgraded more than 13 per cent of the Lake Throssell deposit's previously announced inferred resource.

Premium fertiliser hopeful Trigg Mining has edged closer to an ultimate development of its Lake Throssell sulphate of potash project near Laverton in WA following a “highly successful” brine pumping field trial. The company hopes to deliver a maiden indicated mineral resource this quarter on the back of its recently released inferred-category resource estimate of 14.2Mt of drainable sulphate of potash at 4,638mg/L potassium.