Magnum flags large-scale ionic clay rare earth discovery in Brazil

Magnum Mining and Exploration Limited ( (AU:MGU) ) just unveiled an announcement.

Magnum Mining and Exploration has reported a potential large-scale ionic adsorption clay rare earth discovery at its 100%-owned Azimuth Project in Goiás State, Brazil, following first-pass auger drilling at the Piracanjuba targets. All 13 initial holes, drilled to a maximum depth of 14 metres, intersected near-surface REE mineralisation within thick clays, with assays up to 3,971ppm TREO and 1,360ppm MREO and every hole ending in mineralised material.

The mineralisation appears laterally extensive across the 85km² Piracanjuba North geophysical footprint, remains open in all directions, and early desorption tests indicate characteristics consistent with ionic adsorption clay systems. With only 3 of 19 high-priority targets tested to date, Magnum is continuing drilling across Azimuth and Palmares and is evaluating accelerated exploration at Piracanjuba, a development that could significantly enhance its rare earth portfolio and strategic relevance in non-Chinese critical mineral supply chains.

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

More about Magnum Mining and Exploration Limited

Magnum Mining and Exploration Limited is an Australia-listed resources company focused on rare earth element projects in Brazil, including the Azimuth and Palmares REE Projects. The company is targeting ionic adsorption clay-hosted rare earths to supply growing U.S. and allied demand for critical minerals outside China, positioning itself within strategic supply chains for high-value magnet rare earths.

Technical Sentiment Signal: Sell

Current Market Cap: A$16.07M

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