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IMC Rare Earths (NYSE: IMC) announced a deep drilling program and field trials at its Itarantim project in Brazil. The program aims to investigate rare earth mineralization depth and evaluate in-situ recovery (ISR) methods. WSP is leading the ISR trials, with injection testing planned for Q1 2027. The company is also expanding exploration capacity and community partnerships. According to IMC, these efforts will help inform future steps and milestones in 2027.

IMC Rare Earths Ltd (NYSE: IMC) announced high-grade yttrium discoveries at its Itarantim project in Brazil. Two zones, Block H and Block D, showed significant yttrium oxide concentrations, with Block H having 7 meters at 2,052 ppm and Block D 13 meters at 1,287 ppm. Further drilling and testing are planned to assess the extent and viability of these deposits. Yttrium is used in various high-tech applications, and the company aims to diversify its rare earth product offerings.

IMC Rare Earths Ltd (IMC) discovered a terbium-rich zone at its Brazil project, with high grades of rare earth oxides. Initial testing showed significant terbium recovery. The company plans further drilling and processing evaluations. Terbium is crucial for electric vehicles and wind turbines, with the U.S. reliant on imports.

IMC Rare Earths (NYSE: IMC) reported a 73% recovery rate of rare earth elements, excluding cerium, from its Itarantim Project in Brazil using acidified magnesium sulphate. The company aims to evaluate in-situ recovery (ISR) for a more environmentally friendly extraction method. The Itarantim Project contains 1.1 billion tonnes of Inferred Mineral Resource. IMC plans further testing and studies to assess ISR's feasibility.

NYSE-listed IMC Rare Earths (IMC) reported up to 95.2% terbium recovery rates from its Itarantim project in Brazil. The company also produced mixed rare earth carbonate on site. IMC tasked ANSTO Minerals for further metallurgical work. IMC highlights the project's high terbium grade and leachability, positioning Itarantim among top global projects. Rare earths are critical for technologies like AI, electric vehicles, and defence.

IMC Rare Earths’ ordinary shares began trading on NYSE American under ticker IMC after the company’s IPO priced at $5.00 per share, raising $20 million. The firm is developing the Itarantim ionic adsorption clay project in Brazil, which it says has an inferred 1.1 billion metric tons and is rich in dysprosium and terbium used in magnets for AI, robotics, electronics and defense.