Enterprise Metals Unveils High-Grade Rare Earth Discovery at Cuddingwarra North

Enterprise Metals Limited ( (AU:ENT) ) has issued an announcement.

Enterprise Metals has reported strong assay results from a maiden drilling program at its wholly owned Cuddingwarra North clay-hosted rare earth project, about 12 kilometres northwest of Cue in Western Australia. Of 14 reverse circulation holes drilled at the Emily Well prospect, 13 returned total rare earth oxide grades above 300 parts per million and 10 exceeded 400 parts per million, with one hole intersecting up to 5,942 parts per million in a single metre and a 25-metre zone averaging 1,099 parts per million.

The mineralisation shows a high proportion of magnet and heavy rare earths, including neodymium, praseodymium, dysprosium and terbium, underscoring the project’s potential to supply critical inputs for electric vehicle motors and other advanced technologies. With clay thicknesses of up to 25 metres and encouraging grades across two drill fences spaced two kilometres apart, the company plans infill and further drilling over its broader Emily Well landholding to better define the scale and continuity of the discovery.

The most recent analyst rating on (AU:ENT) stock is a Sell with a A$0.01 price target. To see the full list of analyst forecasts on Enterprise Metals Limited stock, see the AU:ENT Stock Forecast page.

More about Enterprise Metals Limited

Enterprise Metals Limited is an Australian mineral exploration company focused on rare earth elements, with its key projects located in Western Australia. The company is advancing clay-hosted rare earth prospects near Cue, targeting minerals used in high-performance permanent magnets for electric vehicles and advanced technologies.

Current Market Cap: A$6.42M

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