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  • The $3 billion S&P/ASX 200 Index stock rocketed 13% on Tuesday to $20.48, capping a 165% gain year to date and a 354% surge over 12 months.
  • Sunrise Energy develops large-scale mining and minera l processing projects built around ion-exchange technology.
  • In August, Sunrise secured a conditional commitment for up to US$400 million in 25-year debt financing for the Syerston Scandium Project.
  • The project's capital estimate has been revised upward to A$450–475 million, reflecting an expanded scope and updated costs.
  • The ASX 200 stock peaked at $22.40 on 11 September and have cooled since then.

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The $3 billion S&P/ASX 200 Index stock rocketed 13% on Tuesday to $20.48, capping a 165% gain year to date and a 354% surge over 12 months.

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Sunrise Energy Metals Ltd just delivered one of the wildest sessions on the ASX this year. The $3 billion S&P/ASX 200 Index stock rocketed 13% on Tuesday to $20.48, capping a 165% gain year to date and a 354% surge over 12 months.

For context, the ASX 200 Index itself is sitting 0.2% lower than it was a year ago.

Sunrise Energy develops large-scale mining and minera l processing projects built around ion-exchange technology.

The real prize is the company's flagship Syerston Project in central-west NSW, home to one of the world's largest and highest-grade primary scandium and nickel-cobalt deposits.

Scandium is a mineral with genuine supply scarcity.

In August, Sunrise secured a conditional commitment for up to US$400 million in 25-year debt financing for the Syerston Scandium Project.

Proposed US government funding could cut development and financing risk.

The project's capital estimate has been revised upward to A$450–475 million, reflecting an expanded scope and updated costs.

The initial build targets 60 tonnes per annum of high-purity scandium oxide across an estimated 32-year mine life.

The ASX 200 stock peaked at $22.40 on 11 September and have cooled since then.

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