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09 Oct 2026, 11:50 UTC · 1h ago
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IMC Rare Earths gains a catalyst from the discovery of high-grade terbium mineralization outside its existing 1.1-billion-tonne resource. The near-surface nature of the Block H discovery specifically suggests lower extraction costs and potential resource expansion.
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IMC Rare Earths announced on October 8 the discovery of a high-grade, near-surface terbium-rich mineralized zone at the Itarantim project outside its 1.1-billion-tonne inferred mineral resource.
Newannounced on October 8
So whatThe addition of high-grade terbium beyond the current resource boundary likely triggers a revision of the project's total estimated asset value in the next resource update.
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The discovery of a high-grade terbium-rich zone outside the existing 1.1-billion-tonne resource, including mineralization starting just two meters below the surface at Block H, suggests both potential for resource growth and lower future operating costs.
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Drilling at Block H identified a seven-meter interval averaging 5,695 ppm total rare earth oxides, including a three-meter section averaging 7,841 ppm.
Newannounced on October 8
So whatMineralization starting just two meters below surface suggests lower strip ratios, which could meaningfully reduce future CAPEX and OPEX estimates for the mine.
More positive than 79% of claims this week
IMC Rare Earths reported results from Block D showing 20 meters of continuous mineralization.
Newannounced on October 8
More positive than 66% of claims this week
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The company announced a high-grade, near-surface terbium-rich discovery that expands the potential of its Itarantim project.
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