Canamera Energy Metals has initiated a 500-meter drilling program at its São Sepé rare earth element (REE) project in Brazil following encouraging soil sample results that identified three priority target areas with elevated rare earth oxide values, including critical elements dysprosium and terbium. The drill program aims to test the grade and continuity of potential ionic clay-hosted REE mineralization within the São Sepé Granite, which shares geological traits with known deposits. This exploration step is significant as Brazil gains attention for rare earth metals, and Canamera seeks to advance its Brazilian REE assets to support supply chain independence. The program is expected to last 4-6 weeks and benefits from good infrastructure for efficient operations.
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