Highlights
- ActivEX recorded 28 soil samples above 1,000 ppm partial TREE with a maximum of 1,490 ppm across an 8-km grid at its Aramac Project in Queensland.
- All readings are preliminary handheld pXRF data measuring only Ce, La, Nd, Pr and Y, leaving key commercial elements like Dy and Tb unmeasured.
- ALS laboratory assays are the immediate catalyst needed to confirm whether the geochemical anomaly is real and economically meaningful.
- Aramac has no drilling, resource estimate, metallurgy or recovery data, making resource-style valuation premature despite the encouraging surface results.
- ActivEX has sampled only 8 km of a reported 55-km scarp trend, suggesting significant exploration upside if lab results confirm the anomaly.
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