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Critical Minerals Exploration Portfolio with Uranium, Tin, Rare Earths and Scandium

Heavy Rare Earths Limited (ASX:HRE) is an Australian uranium and critical minerals exploration company with projects in the Curnamona Province of eastern South Australia, including Radium Hill, Prospect Hill and Lake Namba-Billeroo.

 

HRE Exploration Portfolio

HRE is advancing its uranium-focused projects in the Curnamona Province of eastern South Australia which hosts two world-class operating in-situ leach (ISL) uranium operations. In addition, the Company is focused on leveraging historical data to quickly define a high grade tin resources at Prospect Hill.

Radium Hill Project

South Australia

The Radium Hill uranium-rare earth project covers an area of 57 km2. HRE is earning an initial 80% interest in the uranium, rare earth and scandium rights from Havilah Resources at Radium Hill.

Lake Namba-Billeroo Project

South Australia

The Lake Namba-Billeroo uranium project covers an area of 2817 km2. HRE is earning an initial 80% interest in the uranium rights from Havilah Resources at Lake Namba-Billeroo.

Perenjori Project

Western Australia

The 100%-owned Perenjori rare earth project comprises two contiguous granted exploration licences E70/6397 and E70/6398 (329 km2) in the Mid West region, approximately 185 km east-south-east of the port city of Geraldton.

Cowalinya Project

Western Australia

The Cowalinya rare earth project is located 70 km SE of Norseman and 110 km NNE of Esperance in Western Australia.

Duke Project

Northern Territory

The Duke rare earth project is located 50 km north-west of Tennant Creek, 25 km west of the Stuart Highway, and on the Darwin-Adelaide rail line.

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