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Brazilian Rare Earths Limited reports project, exploration and development updates for rare earth and critical mineral assets in Bahia, Brazil. Recurring news covers drilling and assay results at the Monte Alto Rare Earths Project, district-scale exploration at the Sulista Project, metallurgical test work, ore sorting studies, and permitting milestones tied to trial mining and pilot-plant activities.
The company’s updates also include project studies for the Amargosa Bauxite-Gallium Project, processing flowsheet work for rare earth recovery, shareholder voting matters, capital-structure disclosures, governance matters, and operating and financial results.
Brazilian Rare Earths (OTCQX: BRELY) has appointed a dedicated CEO and Board for its new subsidiary Alurion Resources, which holds the Amargosa Bauxite Project in Bahia, Brazil. BRE plans to demerge Alurion and pursue a proposed IPO and ASX listing, subject to approvals.
Mauricio Noronha becomes CEO, bringing Brazilian bauxite and industrial minerals experience. The Board combines expertise in aluminium, Brazilian mining, project development, corporate finance and capital markets, aiming to advance Amargosa as a standalone bauxite and critical minerals company.
Brazilian Rare Earths (OTCQX:BRELY) plans to demerge its 100%-owned Amargosa Bauxite–Gallium Project into a new ASX-listed company, Alurion Resources (ALU). The deal aims to create a dedicated bauxite and critical minerals developer while BRE focuses on rare earths.
Eligible BRE shareholders are expected to receive 0.5607 Alurion shares per BRE share via an in-specie distribution, with Alurion targeting an IPO to raise A$30–50 million. BRE expects to retain a 17–18% strategic stake, subject to final IPO size and allocations.
Amargosa hosts a 568 Mt JORC resource, including 98 Mt of direct-ship bauxite. A Scoping Study at US$71/dmt bauxite price indicates an after-tax NPV8 of US$630m, 82% IRR, 1.2-year payback and US$119m initial capex.
Brazilian Rare Earths (ASX: BRE / OTCQX: BRELY) reported expanded Monte Alto and Sulista district results, metallurgical scale-up, and a trial mining licence. Key metrics: drill intercepts up to 35.3% TREO, NdPr up to 59,645 ppm, ore-sorting single-pass upgrade to 27% TREO, and a 97% extraction test at 150°C. Monte Alto drilling totals 32,372 metres; JORC MRE and scoping study targeted mid-2026. ANM issued a Trial Mining Licence for up to 2,000 tpa, supporting pilot plant commissioning at Camaçari in Q3 2026.
Brazilian Rare Earths (ASX:BRE, OTCQX:BRELY) has secured a Trial Mining Licence from Brazil’s ANM for the Monte Alto project in Bahia, authorising extraction of up to 2,000 tonnes per annum of product. Trial mining will supply bulk shipments for offtakes and metallurgical testing and feed BRE’s Camaçari pilot plant, on track to commence operations in Q3 2026. BRE expects to submit an Economic Development Plan to ANM in Q2 2026, the next federal step toward a full mining concession. The licence supports BRE’s low-impact, quarry-scale, dry-processing development model.
Brazilian Rare Earths (ASX: BRE / OTCQX: BRELY) reports exploration success at Sulista, expanding the district to a >17 km strike and confirming Sulista East as a >1 km, >230 m vertical anchor deposit. Over 4,000 m diamond drilling plus geophysics and auger work support a maiden JORC MRE expected mid-2026.
Key assay highlights include up to 16.7% TREO, 28,295 ppm NdPr, and significant Nb, Sc, Ta and U grades; a new +10,000 m drill program is underway across multiple growth corridors.
Brazilian Rare Earths (ASX: BRE / OTCQX: BRELY) reported ultra-high-grade drilling at the Monte Alto project, with assays up to 35.3% TREO and continuous intercepts such as 27.6 m at 19.4% TREO and 23.9 m at 17.4% TREO.
The results include NdPr up to 59,645 ppm (5.96%), heavy REEs and critical co-enrichments (Nb, Sc, Ta, U). Strike has extended ~350 m to ~1.2 km; 75 new diamond holes (12,726.4 m) raise total drilling to 32,372 m, supporting future MRE and Scoping Study work.
Brazilian Rare Earths (BRELY) reported a metallurgical optimisation at CDTN validating a low-temperature sulfuric acid cure at 150°C with very high extractions: 97% TREO, 97% NdPr, 83% Dy, 87% Tb and 97% U. A 15 kg blended composite scale-up replicated lab recoveries, supporting scalability. Combined with ore sorting (>95%), estimated end-to-end yields are ~91% TREO and ~89% U. The flowsheet removes the need for >250°C rotary kilns, lowering energy intensity and supporting potential for reduced opex/capex, with further optimisation opportunities noted.
Brazilian Rare Earths (ASX: BRE / OTCQX: BRELY) reported exceptional sensor-based ore sorting at Monte Alto, achieving >2x grade upgrades from 12.4% TREO to ~27% TREO in single-pass and producing a +20% TREO product with cumulative recoveries of ~96–99%.
Tests rejected ~25% of feed mass as waste with 0.3% rare earth loss, delivered +95% yields, and support a dry, lower-cost beneficiation flowsheet targeting processing of 100% run-of-mine material.
Brazilian Rare Earths (BRELY) reported quarterly progress to 31 December 2025, highlighting a scoping study for the Amargosa bauxite project (JORC 568 Mt resource, 98 Mt DSB), robust economics (EBITDA ~US$102m p.a., after-tax NPV8 US$630m), a proposed mid-2026 Amargosa de‑merger, a binding 10‑year heavy rare earth offtake and technical partnership with Carester, appointment of a new CFO, and A$162.4m cash at quarter end.
Brazilian Rare Earths (ASX: BRE / OTCQX: BRELY) announced the results of a Scoping Feasibility Study for its 100%‑owned Amargosa Bauxite‑Gallium Project in Bahia, Brazil on December 15, 2025. The study indicates the Project has potential to operate as a simple, capital‑efficient direct‑ship‑bauxite (DSB) mine producing approximately 5 million tonnes per annum using a truck‑and‑shovel model. The development pathway would leverage existing road infrastructure and an established export port to deliver low‑silica bauxite to the global seaborne market. Technical study and presentation documents are available for review.