Pluton Resources and Mayala people are working in a co-operative partnership to explore Irvine Island for iron ore.
Pre-feasibility studies show Irvine Island can support a substantial and profitable iron ore project generating significant returns for Pluton shareholders and the indigenous Mayala people.
The Mayala people are the traditional owners of Irvine Island and partners in the Pluton iron ore project.
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Pluton Resources has won national and State awards for the Company’s commitment to the environment and the protection of cultural values. This commitment is reflected in plans for mining and comprehensive rehabilitation.
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Pluton resources has designed and patented a mobile hydraulic platform which can all but eliminate the environmental impacts of exploration drilling in rugged terrain.
An introduction to Pluton Resources and the Irvine Island Project
A month after mining operations resumed at Cockatoo Island, Pluton has reached a significant milestone with its first shipment of iron-ore successfully completed.
The MV Navios Horizon arrived at Cockatoo Island on 6th December 2012 for loading of Pluton Resources maiden shipment of iron ore.
