Rare Earths Americas expands Homer-A mineralized zone by more than 60%
- Rare Earths Americas expanded the known mineralized footprint at Homer-A in Goiás, Brazil, by more than 60% to approximately 3.5 square kilometers.
- Drilling identified the project's strongest heavy rare earth enrichment to date, with individual samples reaching 76.9% heavy rare earth oxides.
- Dysprosium and terbium oxides reached 8.7% of total rare earth oxides including scandium, versus September 2026's maximum of 5.7%.
- Assays remain pending for more than 100 additional holes; the mineralized zone remains open for expansion.
- The 15,000-meter drilling program remains scheduled for completion by year-end, with a maiden mineral resource estimate targeted for 2027.
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