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Why has Australian Mines chosen Brazil for its exploration projects?

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Australian Mines Limited Embarks on Pioneering Exploration in Brazil

Australian Mines Limited (AUZ), soon to be rebranded as EcoMetal Resources, has announced the commencement of its Phase 2 exploration activities in Brazil, focusing on the promising Jequie Niobium Rare Earth and Resende Lithium Projects.

This strategic move, set to begin on 19 February 2024, aims to capitalize on Brazil's rich mineral reserves, potentially positioning AUZ as a significant player in the global rare earth and lithium markets. The exploration endeavors are expected to explore a vast area of uncharted territory, potentially unlocking substantial value and contributing to the clean energy transition.

Unveiling Brazil's Hidden Gems: Jequie and Resende Projects
Jequie Niobium Rare Earth Project: A Leap Towards Rare Earth Independence

Located in Bahia State, the Jequie Niobium Rare Earth Project covers an extensive area of approximately 826 square kilometers, with the exploration targeting ionic clay and hard rock rare earth element (REE) occurrences. This project sits in a jurisdiction known for its mining-friendly policies and is adjacent to Brazilian Rare Earth Limited's (BRE. AX) inferred mineral resource estimate of 510Mt at 1,513ppm Total Rare Earth Oxide. The Phase 2 exploration aims to progress a 30km by 2.

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5km airborne radiometric thorium anomaly to a drill-ready stage, with additional desktop targets and unreviewed tenements to be ground truthed.

Resende Lithium Project: Fueling the Clean Energy Transition

The Resende Lithium Project, located in the renowned "Lithium Valley" of Minas Gerais, encompasses 13,314 hectares across 8 mineral right claims. This region, known for its supportive government and proximity to major lithium producers, provides an exciting backdrop for AUZ's exploration activities. The project aims to identify potential drilling targets through a stream sediment sampling programme, exploring the eastern extensions of the geological structures responsible for the mineralized pegmatites in the area.

Strategic Exploration and Long-term Vision

AUZ's CEO, Andrew Nesbitt, has expressed optimism about the exploration program's potential to uncover additional priority targets, emphasizing the limited exploration conducted within the Jequie project to date. The strategic focus on both rare earths and lithium underlines AUZ's commitment to contributing to the clean energy transition, with the exploration results eagerly anticipated by stakeholders and the broader mining community.

A Pioneering Step Forward

Australian Mines Limited's Phase 2 exploration in Brazil represents a pivotal step in its journey towards becoming a key player in the rare earth and lithium sectors. By leveraging Brazil's rich mineralogical landscape and the company's strategic vision, AUZ is well-positioned to uncover significant opportunities, potentially leading to the development of critical resources for the global technology and energy markets. As exploration activities get underway, the industry watches closely, anticipating the potential impact on the future of mining and sustainable energy solutions.

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