Celamin Holdings

Country

Australia

Founded

2014

Number
of employees

Website

celaminnl.com.au

Key people

Robin Widdup

Social networks

Celamin Holdings Ltd is an Australia-based company, which focuses on the exploration and evaluation of phosphate projects in Tunisia.

The company’s immediate focus is the Chaketma Phosphate project, held in partnership with Celamin, which owns 51% of the equity, and the local company Tunisian Mining Services SA (TMS) owning 49%.

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