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Rare Earth Metals Announces Acquisition of Manitouwadge Graphite Property

Rare Earth Metals has recently acquired the Manitouwadge Graphite Property, through staking. The Manitouwadge Graphite property is situated roughly 30 km north of the Manitouwadge town in northwestern Ontario. It includes 128 staked claim units, adding up to 2072 ha.

28 Feb 2012

Montero Mining Discovers Significant Strontium Deposit at Wigu Hill, Tanzania

Montero Mining and Exploration announced that it had found a sizable strontium deposit in bastnaesite-bearing carbonatite dikes in the Twiga Zone at its flagship project at Wigu Hill in Tanzania. The company is currently focused on developing its Wigu Hill rare earths project.

16 Feb 2012

Pacific Wildcat Resources Expands Niobium Rare Earth Deposit in Kenya‎

Pacific Wildcat Resources is a Canadian mining firm that has been exploring a potential rare earths project in Kenya called Mrima Hill, located near Mombasa. The company has released a statement saying that it has established a large deposit of niobium and rare earth minerals in the region.

13 Feb 2012

Kimberley Rare Earths Upgrades Resource Estimate at Cummins

Kimberley Rare Earths has announced an 18% increase in the contained total rare earth oxides to 85,000 tonnes for its Cummins Range project located in Western Australia. The increase is the result of the reverse circulation drilling program that was completed on the project in 2011.

13 Feb 2012

Solo International Signs Agreement with Rare Earth Resources

A development stage mining and exploration company, Solo International has announced the expansion of the Quebec REE project by 60 ha. The additional hectares lie adjacent to Solo International’s Philadelphia Prospect.

7 Feb 2012

Lynas Wins Approval for Malaysian Rare Earths Plant

Lynas Corp. has been received approval from the Malaysian government for its rare earths processing facility.

5 Feb 2012

WTO Rules Against China's Export Policies

The World Trade Organization (WTO) ruled against export restrictions on raw materials that China’s Commerce Ministry has put up. The WTO panel said on Monday that China had violated global trading rules by stopping the export of bauxite, coke, magnesium, manganese and zinc.

5 Feb 2012