01High Grade
Rutile
Titanium (TiO₂)
Outcrop samples containing over 45% Total Heavy Metals (THM) across the Orión permit.
Applications
Aerospace alloys · Pigments · Medical implants
Responsibly sourced · Andalusia, Spain
The minerals the energy transition depends on — mined responsibly, in Europe.
Osmond Resources is an ASX-listed explorer developing three economic minerals across the Andalusia Mining Province, with EU standards for stewardship and community at the core.
A responsible miner for Europe
Europe's clean-energy future needs titanium, zirconium and rare earths — sourced with the standards, transparency and community partnership that the continent itself demands.
Three Economic Minerals
Orión permit · 228 km²
High grade. High value. High tonnage.
02High Value
Zircon
Zirconium / Hafnium (ZrSiO₄)
One of three economic minerals confirmed across mineralised outcrops.
Applications
Nuclear · Ceramics · Semiconductors
03High Tonnage
Monazite
Rare Earth Elements (REE)
Two interpreted pervasive seams, with outcrops over 12 km apart within a 228 km² permit area.
Applications
EV motors · Wind turbines · Defence
Projects
Anchored in the Andalusia Mining Province.
01 · Andalusia, Spain
Orión EU Project
228 km²
- Mineralised outcrops over 12 km apart
- Two interpreted pervasive seams
- Over 45% THM in outcrop samples
02 · Iberian Peninsula
Iberian One Project
Exploration
- Adjacent to established mining districts
- Prospective for critical minerals
- Step-out drilling underway
03 · Southern Spain
Andalusia Mining Province
Regional
- Long-established EU mining region
- Skilled workforce and infrastructure
- Strategic to EU supply security
Stewardship
Mining, on Europe's terms.
Water stewardship
Closed-loop process water and rigorous baseline monitoring across every permit area.
Local employment
Skilled Andalusian workforce, long-standing mining communities, EU-standard training.
EU supply security
Reducing Europe's reliance on non-EU sources for materials critical to the transition.
Land rehabilitation
Progressive rehabilitation plans built into every project from day one, not the end.
What the world builds with these minerals
The materials of Europe's next decade.
01
Electric Vehicles
Rare earths from monazite power the permanent magnets in EV traction motors.
02
Renewable Energy
Neodymium and dysprosium drive the generators inside modern wind turbines.
03
Defence & Aerospace
Titanium from rutile forms the backbone of high-performance airframes.
04
Advanced Electronics
Zirconium and hafnium underpin semiconductors, ceramics, and nuclear alloys.