Rare Earths Americas Tests Mineralization Expansion Potential at the Alpha Heavy Rare Earths Project
Rare Earths Americas' updated geological modeling at the Alpha Heavy Rare Earths Project indicates the inferred 202 Mt at 1,520 ppm TREO resource was constrained by the 16.5-meter average depth of historical auger drilling rather than the limits of the mineralized system, which remains open at depth. Modeling shows the proportion of high-value heavy rare earths, including dysprosium and terbium, increases with depth at the Sapucaia and Rio Preto targets, with yttrium above 300 ppm and gadolinium above 40 ppm persisting to the bottom of multiple holes.
Key figures
- Yttrium grade
- Y2O3 grades exceeding 300 ppm to end of multiple drill holes
- Dytb grade ppm
- 39
- Ndpr grade ppm
- 322
- Gadolinium grade
- Gd2O3 grades exceeding 40 ppm to end of multiple drill holes
- Inferred resource
- 202 Mt at 1,520 ppm TREO (Ionic Adsorption Clay)
- Rc program meters
- 13400
- Lp application target
- year-end 2027
- Avg historical auger depth m
- 16.5
- China dy tb production share
- over 90% (per Adamas Intelligence)
- Baseline studies duration months
- 12
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