Highlights
- Monte Alto's rare earth grade is more than twice MP Materials' Mountain Pass and nearly three times Lynas Rare Earths' published grade
- Natural radiation-altered ore may allow BRE to skip intensive mineral-cracking, using milder acid-curing and leaching instead
- BRE targets concentrate production in 2030 and separated oxides in 2031, with a pilot plant commissioning underway
- The project could yield roughly one million pounds of uranium yellowcake annually, plus scandium, niobium, tantalum and titanium upside not yet in the scoping study
- BRE's strategy separates mining at Monte Alto from downstream separation at the established Camaçari industrial complex
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