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District-scale ~550km² IAC* Rare Earths Project contains
a JORC Mineral Resource Estimate of 1.2Bt @ 1,100ppm Total
Rare Earth Oxide (TREO), which remains open along strike and at depth

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To date, a total of 1,080 boreholes have been drilled, covering a
cumulative distance of 18,150 meters. It is noteworthy that the vast
majority of these drillings have encountered Rare Earths mineralization,
consistently observed from surface depths down to 30 meters.

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JORC exploration target of +1Bt grading ~1,000 –
1,600ppm TREO for +2Mt TREO

*Ion-adsorption clay (IAC)

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Initial > 749km² under application on a large-scale
regional trend of carbonatite style REE deposits in Goias

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These deposits are considered analogous to Lynas’
Mt. Weld and MP Materials’ Mountain Pass

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The majority of global Niobium supply comes from
deposits along this trend

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REA has identified three major targets to date, each of which
is significantly larger than the Mt. Weld mineralization
envelope

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REA has staked a 47 km² set of tenements in the highly
prospective Poços de Caldas Alkaline Intrusion in Minas
Gerais, the same basin as the Meteoric (MEI) projects

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REA is in advanced talks to acquire several highly prospective
tenements within this basin, which if successfully acquired
could see the controlled license

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Area reach over 120km² (vs 93km² by Meteoric) Results
published by Meteoric Resources ASX: MEI nearby have
shown the presence of exceptional grade (over 4,000ppm
TREO) Ionic Clay Rare Earths Deposits with positive
leachability results