American Rare - AMRRY STOCK NEWS

American Rare Earths (ARR) has announced the potential for zircon co-product at its Halleck Creek project. Zircon is important for industries like ceramics, electronics, and nuclear energy. Initial assay results show a significant zirconium upgrade, with a density of 2,077 ppm compared to an average crustal abundance of 300 ppm. Spiral testing within the REEs program achieved a 13.7x upgrade, indicating ~2.3% zirconium concentration. The company collaborates with the University of Wyoming and has found zircon more prevalent than expected. Ongoing beneficiation work includes gravity separation and magnetic removal to further concentrate zirconium. Future exploration aims to separate zirconium concentrate and extract heavy REEs.

American Rare Earths (OTCQX: ARRNF) is set to benefit from new U.S. tariff policies aimed at critical minerals and technology sectors. The U.S. Trade Representative's announcement includes stricter import measures, especially from China, likely boosting demand for domestic critical minerals. American Rare Earths' key projects at Halleck Creek in Wyoming and La Paz in Arizona position the company strongly, given these are among North America's largest rare earth deposits. These minerals are vital for clean energy technologies like electric vehicles and renewable energy. CEO Donald Swartz noted the alignment of these tariffs with the company’s strategy, enhancing their ongoing projects and market position.

American Rare Earths (ARR) has announced positive results from a metallurgical study on leaching extraction of Rare Earth Elements (REE) from the Halleck Creek ore. Two independent studies highlighted the economic potential of Halleck Creek, showcasing high REE extraction rates and low operating costs. The collaboration with the U.S. Department of Energy and Virginia Tech further validates the project's viability.

American Rare Earths (ARRNF) announces assay results revealing potential for a larger, higher grade REE resource area in the Cowboy State mine. Surface samples show up to 6,221 ppm TREO, a 64% increase to mine planning, with high value magnetic rare earths (MREO) averaging 27% of TREO. The mapping and sampling will aid in future higher-grade resource drilling.

American Rare Earths announces positive results of the Halleck Creek Scoping Study Technical Report, showcasing compelling economics and scalability in the major mining hub of Wyoming, USA. The study outlines an NPV8 of US$673.9m and NPV10 of US$505.1m, with an IRR of 22.5% and payback period of 2.9 years under a base case 3Mtpa operating scenario. Low operating costs, favorable geology, and efficient processing methods contribute to the project's potential. The project leverages the Advanced Manufacturing Production Tax Credit to incentivize domestic production of rare earths, aligning with US government initiatives.

American Rare Earths (ARRNF) executives are set to participate in two key industry conferences to discuss recent resource updates at Halleck Creek. The Company's geologist will present at PDAC, highlighting the flagship project, while the CEO will join a panel at the Battery Venture Conference. The presentations aim to showcase the Company's significant measured and indicated resources.

American Rare Earths Limited successfully raises A$13.5 million through an institutional placement, receiving strong support from existing shareholders and new institutional investors. The funds will be used to advance the Halleck Creek Rare Earth Project in Wyoming, USA, to meet the increasing demand for critical minerals in the clean energy transition and US national security.

American Rare Earths CEO, Donald Swartz, to feature on 'The Future' panel at the 2024 Miami Coal Forum, discussing environmentally friendly mining methods. The event aims to address the clean energy transition and US national security.

American Rare Earths (ARRNF) has announced an increase of in-situ resources at Halleck Creek to 2.34 billion tonnes at 3,196 ppm TREO, representing a 64% increase from the previous estimate. The progress in mine planning and metallurgy supports a cut-off grade of 1,000 ppm TREO, indicating significant growth potential for the project. The company is working with Stantec to develop a JORC scoping study, with the CEO Donald Swartz expressing confidence in the project's potential and low-cost mine plan.