Successfully building a significant portfolio of iron, uranium, gold and copper projects in Western Australia's Yilgarn Craton, Mindax Limited is a technically advanced and committed minerals explorer.

Listing on the ASX at the end of 2004, Mindax has built its portfolio to 43 tenements covering 5025 sq km.

Focussing on key strategic mineral commodities, Mindax's objective is to move projects to a production phase by utilising exploration, based on systematic geological and geochemical analysis and advanced geophysical modelling.

Main projects are Mt Forrest iron, the Yilgarn-Avon uranium Joint Venture and the Mortlock copper-gold project.

8/09/2010 - Kalgoorlie Miner - Goverment Supports YIPA Formation

3/09/2010 - Strachan Corporate Report - Mindax Limited

19/08/2010 - The West Australian - Mindax Wants Yilgarn Miners to Unite for Infrastructure Plan

18/08/2010 - Rail Corridors to Link Iron Project to Export Port

30/07/2010 - Quarterly Cashflow Report - 30 June 2010

30/07/2010 - Quarterly Activities Report - June 2010

29/07/2010 - Exploration Update - Uranium

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NEWS FLASH - Mindax Pushes for Shared Rail and Formation of Yilgarn Iron Producers  Association (YIPA)

Mindax is now in the planning phase to establish a rail link to port for its Mt Forrest Iron resource (see map).

The company has received a very positive response from explorers, miners, infrastructure providers and Government to form the YIPA.  

YIPA is rapidly shaping up to be a key organisation to represent the interests of companies active in the Yilgarn.

YIPA's inaugral meeting is scheduled for early October.

NEWS FLASH - Singapore Lion Joins Mindax with $7.8m Investment

Mindax is pleased to welcome diversified Malaysian/Singapore  steelmaker Lion Asiapac onto the register with a 10.3 % stake taken on 25 May.

NEWS FLASH  - Mindax Uranium at Commercial Grade

The Mindax controlled  Yilgarn-Avon JV Uranium project has identified new high grade (1690 ppm) uranium in south west WA's palaeochannels.

The intercepts compare very favourably in terms of both grade and thickness to economic uranium mineralisation elsewhere in WA and further vindicate the search for uranium in this palaeochannel system, now clearly an emerging new uranium province.

A new round of 6000m of drilling is currently underway.