Projects
HOMER
Goias, Brazil
Overview
REA has staked a 1,213km²
set of tenements in three
very prospective geophysical
anomalies in the state of
Goias located along Azimuth
125 Lineament, near major
high grade Brazilian alkaline
carbonatite provinces
The Magnetometric
signature is very similar to
other alkaline-carbonatite
complexes in the region
that are renowned for high
grade niobium and
tantalum mineralization
Targets A and B have a
compelling anomaly with a
circular shape, suggesting a
zoned body, with a concentric
ring geometry and diameter of
approximately 17km for target
A and 9 km for Target B
Intense brecciation, giving
rise to polymictic breccia (see
figure below) and monomictic
breccias (towards the center,
see images below), indicating
an active and multiple
subvolcanic system
Overview
The three anomalies at the Homer project
are highly prospective for carbonatite style
niobium and rare earths deposits like Araxá,
Catalão, Mountain Pass and Mount Weld
Vast Niobium reserves are contained along
this Alkaline-Carbonatitic trend
The region is highly prospective for
Carbonatite deposits of potentially 
massive scale:
Target A covers 74,926Ha
(9km diameter intrusion )
Target B covers 11,982Ha
(~9km diameter intrusion vs. <4km diameter
intrusion @ Lynas’ Mt. Weld mine)
Target C covers 34,372Ha
Early exploration work has shown a strong foundation for a large REE-Nb discovery, drilling has commenced to delineate its world class potential
Carbonatites host many of the world's highest-quality rare earth deposits, including MP Materials’ Mountain Pass mine and Lynas’ Mount Weld project, two of the industry's benchmark assets
Strategic Goiás, Brazil location along the prolific “Azimuth 125” REE-Nb corridor
Multiple independent datasets confirm a highly prospective alkaline-carbonatite system
6.5 km magnetic anomaly with near surface drill results >2,000 ppm TREO and >400 ppm Nb₂O₅, with several holes reporting grades increasing with depth
15,000 m drilling program underway in 2026, backed by a US$5M budget

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The Exploration Target stated in this website has been prepared in accordance with the 2012 edition of the JORC Code. The potential
quantity and grade of the Exploration Target is conceptual in nature. It is uncertain if further exploration will result in the estimation of a
Mineral Resource related to the Exploration Target.
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The information in this website that relates to Exploration Results and Mineral Resources is based on, and fairly represents, information
compiled and/or reviewed by Mr. Adam Karst, P.G., who is a Competent Person. Mr. Karst is an independent consultant to Rare Earths
Americas Pty Ltd. Mr. Karst is a Registered Member of the Society of Mining, Metallurgy and Exploration (SME) which is a Recognized
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