CleanTech Vanadium targets November 2026 mine permit filing for Kentucky Campbell-Crotser fluorspar project

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  • CleanTech Vanadium Mining targets end-November 2026 submission of Kentucky permits for the Campbell-Crotser fluorspar mine, processing plant, tailings facility.
  • Permit decisions expected in 1H 2027, positioning the project to produce 97% acid-grade fluorspar on site.
  • First binding off-take targeted by November 2026; first acid-spar deliveries anticipated in 2028.
  • Project footprint about 275 acres in Livingston County, Kentucky, within the Illinois-Kentucky Fluorspar District.
  • Historic 1974 resource estimate totals 805,841 tons at 37.1% CaF2; drill program planned to start late August 2026.


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