BCI Minerals

The Mardie Salt and Potash Project: BCI's flagship operation producing low-cost, sustainable salt and SOP for global markets.

The production of high-quality industrial salt is unique in that the sun and the wind do most of the work. The Mardie production process is based on solar evaporation and downstream crystallisation – centuries-old techniques, scaled up with modern infrastructure and precision engineering.

Cape Preston West Port: BCI's purpose-built, 2.4km jetty enabling efficient, large-scale salt exports from the Pilbara.

BCI Minerals is testing sulphate of potash production as a high-value byproduct of salt, supporting food security and agriculture.

BCI Minerals partners with Karratha agency Impact Digi to transform technical content into compelling visuals and communications.

BCI Minerals uses solar evaporation at its Mardie operation to produce high-quality salt.

Salt has diverse applications, including glass, solar panels, electric car batteries, and water treatment.

BCI Minerals introduced an alternative transport route for employees traveling from Geraldton to Karratha via Nexus Airlines.

The Mardie Salt and Potash project includes a 2.4km jetty and conveyor system for exporting salt and potash.

BCI Minerals’ Mardie Salt and Potash Project construction employs around 500 workers and is led by Western Australian Premier Mark McGowan.

BCI Minerals has begun full-scale operations at its Mardie Salt and Potash Project, now the world’s third-largest salt project.

BCI Minerals offers employee benefits including wellness programs, flexible work arrangements, parental leave, and community engagement.

BCI Minerals provides career opportunities on a project focused on sustainability, benefits, and a supportive culture.

BCI Minerals recruits for roles in its Mardie Salt Operation and Potash Project through its Careers portal.

Meet Karen Frehill, BCI Minerals' Environmental Approvals Specialist, who navigates complex regulations and values work-life balance.

Meet Lauren Thompson, BCI Minerals' People and Culture Advisor, a cancer survivor and World Transplant Games competitor embracing parenthood.

Meet Liam Koppert, BCI Minerals' IT Operations Officer, who ensures technology runs smoothly at the Mardie Project.

Meet Nicolas Schlemmer, BCI Minerals' Superintendent of Business Services, who ensures a positive experience for residents at Mardie Village.

BCI Minerals traces its history from its 2006 listing as BC Iron to developing the Mardie Salt and Potash Project.

BCI Minerals' corporate governance framework, ensuring ethical conduct, transparency & accountability across all operations.

BCI's approach to sustainability: building a multi-generational operation with a focus on people, environment, and governance.

BCI Minerals’ community feedback mechanism addresses external stakeholder and community concerns fairly and efficiently.

BCI Minerals is a values-driven company, committed to fostering a culture of ethical behaviour and good corporate governance.

BCI Minerals is building something rare: a long-life, sustainable operation that begins with seawater and ends with high-purity minerals that power the modern world.