Halleck Creek Resource Expands To 2.63 Billion Tonnes With Higher Grades

DENVER, CO - American Rare Earths and its wholly owned subsidiary Wyoming Rare (USA) Inc. (WRI) announced a major milestone resource update for the Halleck Creek Rare Earth Project in Wyoming. The updated JORC-compliant Mineral Resource Estimates (MRE) further establish Halleck Creek as one of the largest rare earth deposits in North America. The Halleck Creek resource now exceeds 2.63 billion tonnes, representing a significant 12.2% increase over the previous estimate. This growth highlights the transformational scalability of the project, which remains open at depth and along strike.  

Chris Gibbs, CEO, said, “This resource update demonstrates the continued growth, scale, and strategic importance of Halleck Creek as a cornerstone for rare earth supply chain. With the deposit still open at depth, and along strike, the upside potential is truly remarkable. With the Halleck Creek mineral resource estimate covering approximately 16% of the greater Halleck Creek project surface area, we believe opportunities exist to expand mineral resource estimates with additional exploration.

The expanded resources will strengthen the project's economics as we finalize the updated Scoping Study, which is set for release shortly, and continue integrating this data into the Pre-Feasibility Study, scheduled for completion later this year. Halleck Creek is positioned to become one of the most significant rare earth assets in North America, supporting U.S. critical mineral independence and economic growth.”