Positioned in a key U.S. mining district, Locksley’s Mojave Project offers rare access to two critical minerals rare earths and antimony at a time of intensifying global supply chain realignment.
Locksley Resources is eyeing a front-row seat in America’s rare earths revival—with tenure right next door to the nation’s only producing REE mine.
Equinox Resources has unveiled a high-grade, titanium-rich discovery at its Mata da Corda Project in Brazil, with exceptional 84.7% heavy mineral content and simple gravity separation pointing to a scalable, multi-commodity opportunity in a critical minerals market.
European Lithium’s Tanbreez Project in Greenland, with its 45MT rare earths resource and high heavy rare earths content, is emerging as a strategic alternative to China’s supply dominance, with verification drilling and metallurgical studies set to commence in the near future.
Brazilian Critical Minerals Ema project is poised to challenge the global rare earths market with its low-impact, high-grade potential, offering a sustainable alternative to traditional mining.
Preliminary analysis of Grønnedal’s carbonatite complex reveals high concentrations of magnet REEs, with further laboratory assays expected to confirm its competitive potential
Ema’s 350Mt resource and its strategic alignment with global rare earth demand position it as a potential game-changer in diversifying critical mineral supply chains.
Lycaon Resources strengthens its strategic vision with the appointment of Tony Rovira, a mining executive renowned for leading major discoveries, including the $1.7 billion Andover Lithium Deposit deal.
Viridis Mining’s breakthrough metallurgical results at the Southern Complex have achieved the highest ionic recoveries to date, setting a new benchmark for cost-efficient rare earth extraction.
Rincon’s recent drilling at West Arunta revealed a standout intercept of 212 metres at 0.23% copper from just 2 metres depth, along with a high-grade 4-metre section at 3.87% copper plus valuable metal credits in gold, silver, bismuth, and cobalt.