• Rare Earths Americas launched a 13,400-meter reverse-circulation drilling program at its Alpha rare earths project in Bahia, Brazil.
• Work targets potential mineralization extensions below historical auger drilling depths that averaged 16.5 meters, supporting possible resource growth.
• Updated modeling indicates a rising share of heavy rare earths with depth, including dysprosium and terbium, which could lift project value.
• Alpha hosts an inferred 202 million tonnes at 1,520 ppm TREO ionic adsorption clay resource, including 322 ppm NdPr and 39 ppm DyTb.
• Environmental baseline studies started for permitting, targeting submission of a Preliminary License application by year-end 2027.

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