Brazilian Rare Earths reports high-grade Sulista South rare earth discovery in Bahia, Brazil, up to 13.3% TREO
Bitget2026/10/01 01:14- Brazilian Rare Earths reported a high-grade rare earths discovery at Sulista South in Bahia, Brazil, about 800 m south of Sulista East.
- Stage 1 drilling hit multiple stacked mineralized seams across 500 m of strike, up to 18 m true thickness, with grades up to 13.3% TREO.
- Drilling extended Sulista East by 350 m north, 80 m south beyond the current resource footprint, supporting potential resource additions.
- Close-spaced infill drilling improved confidence in continuity at Sulista East, supporting potential conversion from Inferred to Indicated classification.
- An updated Sulista JORC Mineral Resource Estimate is targeted by end-2026, with a 10,000 m drill campaign underway.
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