St George Mining Expands Araxá Rare Earths Resource to Strengthen Critical Minerals Position


 St George Mining has delivered a major milestone at its Araxá Rare Earths and Niobium Project in Brazil, reporting a substantial 75% increase in the mineral resource estimate to 70.91 million tonnes at 4.06% TREO, alongside a total niobium inventory of 95.47 million tonnes. The upgrade reinforces Araxá’s growing status as one of South America’s most significant hard-rock critical minerals projects.

The updated estimate significantly lifted the project’s measured and indicated resources, providing a much stronger foundation for future economic studies and potential development planning. With mineralisation beginning from surface and strong open-pit mining potential, Araxá is increasingly viewed as a strategically important asset in the global race to diversify rare earth supply chains beyond China.

Located in Brazil’s well-established Minas Gerais mining region, the project benefits from existing infrastructure, access to skilled labour, and proximity to world-leading niobium operations. These advantages could support faster permitting and accelerate the pathway toward production, while also improving long-term project economics.

The latest resource growth also highlights St George’s dual-commodity advantage, combining rare earths and niobium within the same carbonatite system. As demand rises for critical minerals used in EVs, wind turbines, and advanced technologies, Araxá may emerge as a high-value strategic development story for investors watching the clean energy supply chain. 

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