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Rare Earths Americas
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About Rare Earths Americas
Rare Earths Americas, Inc. (REA) is an exploration-stage critical-minerals company advancing a portfolio of high-grade heavy rare-earth assets in the United States and Brazil. Listed on the NYSE American under the ticker REA following an oversubscribed 2026 IPO that valued the company at roughly $368 million, REA is headquartered in the United States and focuses on rare-earth elements essential to high-performance permanent magnets, including neodymium-praseodymium (NdPr), dysprosium, and terbium. Its portfolio comprises the Shiloh Project in Georgia, centered on monazite-bearing mineralization, alongside the Alpha and Constellation ionic adsorption clay projects in Brazil. REA positions itself as a potential cornerstone of a non-Chinese rare-earth supply chain aligned with Western industrial and national-security priorities, advancing exploration and resource definition across its U.S. and Brazilian assets to support secure magnet-material supply.
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Rare Earths Americas reports 22m at 2,298 ppm TREO at Brazil's Homer-A, but no resource estimate or metallurgical data yet confirms economic viability.
REEx interviews Rare Earths Americas CEO Don Swartz on the Shiloh/Liberty Peak discovery in Georgia, Brazil's Alpha project, and the West's HREE supply
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Rare Earths Americas expands Georgia exploration to 18.5x original size, targeting domestic heavy rare earths dysprosium and terbium critical for defense
Rare Earth Americas IPO raises $63.3M on NYSE, valued at $368M, advancing Brazil and U.S. rare earth projects for defense supply chains.
REA targets NYSE American IPO for heavy rare earth elements like dysprosium and terbium to reduce Western dependence on China's supply chain.
Critical metals consolidation advances as Critical Metals acquires Tanbreez asset while China tightens rare earth control and pricing.
Rare Earths Americas IPO targets NYSE American listing as REA, backed by Cantor Fitzgerald, to develop heavy rare earth projects across the Americas.
Rare Earths Americas secures $15M to advance heavy rare earth elements supply from US Shiloh Project and Brazilian ionic clay deposits.
Rare Earths Americas launches strategic US-Brazil HREE supply corridor, challenging China's monopoly with high-potential rare earth projects.
