Please post mines you wish to be put into the REEx Forum.

[John]

Post name of Mine below here. And then an Admin will create the Topic for that Mine.

Cheers

 

[rbucket]

Please add Niocorp Developments (NB)

Mine location is SE Nebraska,

 

[John]

Please add Niocorp Developments (NB)

Mine location is SE Nebraska,

Hi @rbucket

I have created the new mine at:
https://forum.rareearthexchanges.com/forums/niocorp-developments-nasdaq-nb.38/

Interested to hear more about them. They seem to have plans to produce about 7000 tpa of NdPr oxide?

 

[EddyMoney87]

Hello, it is not a Mine but a processor of Rare Earth through different Feedstock (Monazit from HMS) coming from different locations. Would it be possible to add Energy Fuels?

 

[Fundamental]

What about listing the Scams and other obvious no hopers? For every genuine deposit, there seems to be at least two others that get promoted by totally ignorant journalist/analysts, which are either pump/dump exercises or are figments of BOD's that have no idea!

 

[John]

Hello, it is not a Mine but a processor of Rare Earth through different Feedstock (Monazit from HMS) coming from different locations. Would it be possible to add Energy Fuels?

Hi @EddyMoney87 I have added here:

https://forum.rareearthexchanges.com/forums/energy-fuels-nyse-uuuu.54/

 

[John]

What about listing the Scams and other obvious no hopers? For every genuine deposit, there seems to be at least two others that get promoted by totally ignorant journalist/analysts, which are either pump/dump exercises or are figments of BOD's that have no idea!

That is what our rankings are trying to assist. And it is a work in progress and will get better over time. We are working hard in the background on a range of tools for investors and industry participants. And we have some amazing other things coming up too.

 

[Truthraider]

5E Advanced Materials and American Tungsten

 

[John]

5E Advanced Materials and American Tungsten

Thanks for the suggestion. After reviewing both companies, we’ve decided not to include them on the REEx Forum at this stage.

• 5E Advanced Materials is focused on boron and boron-based materials. While they’ve mentioned research into boron-related magnet technologies, they’re not engaged in the mining, separation, or production of rare earth elements (Nd, Pr, Dy, Tb, etc.) or magnet oxides — which is the focus of REEx.
• American Tungsten is a tungsten developer. Although tungsten is a designated critical mineral, it sits outside the rare earth supply chain we cover.

To keep the forum focused and relevant to the ex-China rare earth and magnet ecosystem, we’ll continue to limit listings to companies directly involved in rare earth mining, processing, magnet manufacturing, and related technologies.

Let me know if I have missed soemthing.

 

[Truthraider]

Thanks for the suggestion. After reviewing both companies, we’ve decided not to include them on the REEx Forum at this stage.

• 5E Advanced Materials is focused on boron and boron-based materials. While they’ve mentioned research into boron-related magnet technologies, they’re not engaged in the mining, separation, or production of rare earth elements (Nd, Pr, Dy, Tb, etc.) or magnet oxides — which is the focus of REEx.
• American Tungsten is a tungsten developer. Although tungsten is a designated critical mineral, it sits outside the rare earth supply chain we cover.

To keep the forum focused and relevant to the ex-China rare earth and magnet ecosystem, we’ll continue to limit listings to companies directly involved in rare earth mining, processing, magnet manufacturing, and related technologies.

Let me know if I have missed soemthing.

Hello John,

You are spot on in your take on these companies. I was not sure loose the restrictions were to qualify for a thread - no worries. I do not have any inside information, but I expect good things to come for 5E.

Thank you.

 

[John]

Thanks @Truthraider

They have sparked my interest. So thanks for that.

We have a new website coming soon. And once that is bedded down, we are looking at where to potentially expand next. So i'll def be looking more at these markets.

Thanks again!

 

[Nomad]

Mont Royal Resources are set to reenter the ASX

https://www.cruxinvestor.com/posts/...eveloped-rare-earth-deposit-to-asx-imminently

 

[33+REE]

Central Colorado lode mine prospects with 9 years of surface vein tests highlighting 33+ REEs: 7-9% zinc, 5-8% alumina, 9+ lanthanum family elements, 3 radioactive elements, manganese, iron and platinums. Email 33+REE for photos and tests.

 

[Aruncph]

Hypromag (Co owned by Cotech Holdings CTH.v , Mkango Resources MKA.v)

Even though its not a mine but its a REE recycling and magnet story.

Instead of having scope of just Mining, REE is more about processing, So scope should be expanded in general.

Hypromag itself is a NASDAQ listing on its way in 2027

 

[John]

Hypromag (Co owned by Cotech Holdings CTH.v , Mkango Resources MKA.v)

Even though its not a mine but its a REE recycling and magnet story.

Instead of having scope of just Mining, REE is more about processing, So scope should be expanded in general.

Hypromag itself is a NASDAQ listing on its way in 2027

I'll put it in.

If you read any of our articles, we constantly say that processing is the choke point for RE. And there is no near term fix due to extended times in western countries to get permits (plus the tech to actually process to oxide).

And if you take the time...we have ranked all the processors of RE.

https://rareearthexchanges.com/reex-insights/rankings/processors/

We have not included recycling yet. It is on my to do list. But we only see recycling to account for around 10% of total RE supply (at best in 15 years). And within the next 5 years....it would account for less than 2-3%.

All the policy guys in Govt's like to see recycling. But the reality is even in the best recycling system humanity has built, aluminium, does not eliminate the need for primary aluminium supply. For rare earths, recycling will never solve the supply problem — it will only moderate it.