The Cranbrook REE Project represents a significant opportunity within the Albany Fraser Orogen, an area known for its potential for both clay-hosted and carbonatite REE mineralization.

The geological potential at Cranbrook is substantial. Historical data and sampling have revealed concentrations of total rare earth oxides (TREO) exceeding 1000 parts per million (ppm) in laterite and the bottom of aircore holes.

Furthermore, aeromagnetic surveys conducted in the area have identified numerous circular features, suggestive of carbonatite intrusions that may host significant REE mineralization. Neighbouring exploration results have confirmed TREO concentrations as high as 0.5%, indicating a highly prospective area for further exploration.

Our immediate focus will be to carry out detailed exploration of both clay-hosted and carbonatite targets, leveraging this encouraging historical data to define and drill high-priority targets.