QUE RIVER PROJECT, TASMANIA
A high-grade polymetallic project with a mining restart pathway and emerging data infrastructure potential.
Project Overview
The Que River Project is a polymetallic volcanogenic massive sulphide (VMS) deposit located in Tasmania’s highly prospective Mount Read Volcanics. The project is under mining lease and provides exposure to copper, gold, silver, zinc and lead in a tier-one mining jurisdiction.
Greenwing is advancing Que River through a two-stage strategy. The first stage focuses on restarting mining through a low-capex open pit development model using nearby third-party processing infrastructure. The second stage is evaluating the site’s suitability for data infrastructure development.
A Pre-Feasibility Study is currently underway to further define the project’s economic and development potential.
Key Highlights
High-grade polymetallic resource
Exposure to copper, gold, silver, zinc and lead
Existing mining lease
Pre-Feasibility Study underway
Potential mining restart pathway identified
Adjacent ~63MW substation
Approximately 200ML water allocation
Emerging data infrastructure opportunity
Que River offers dual value pathways. Alongside the near-term opportunity to recommence mining, the project possesses infrastructure characteristics that may support future digital infrastructure or data centre development, creating a unique strategic opportunity within Greenwing’s portfolio.
