Rare Earths Americas expands Georgia footprint with Foothills Rare Earths District launch

• Rare Earths Americas set up the Foothills Rare Earths District in Georgia, expanding beyond its Shiloh rare earths sands project.
• District footprint totals about 408,000 acres including Shiloh, covering Liberty Peak and three new target areas.
• Initial Liberty Peak drilling returned monazite-bearing sands with mineralized intercepts up to 10 meters; some holes ended in enrichment.
• Shiloh drilling continued to support a laterally extensive sands system as the company moves toward a maiden resource.
• 2026 program expanded to 8,000 meters at Liberty Peak alongside 20,000 meters at Shiloh; planned 2026 spend about $15 million.

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