• American Rare Earths named Andrew Conover chief development officer to drive feasibility work for the Halleck Creek rare earths project in Wyoming.
• Role targets delivery of the pre-feasibility study, final feasibility study, permitting, detailed engineering, and a path toward construction.
• Conover brings about 20 years of mining project execution experience; most recently led a brownfield copper-molybdenum mill restart with a US$ 350 million budget.
• Dwight Kinnes retired from the company following work on the Halleck Creek project.

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