American Rare Earths

American Rare Earths says its Halleck Creek project in Wyoming contains an unusually large, near-surface rare earth deposit (about 2.5 billion tons at current cut-off) with a low strip ratio, hosting both heavy and light rare earths including terbium, dysprosium and samarium. Management expects the deposit could supply the US for many decades—estimates suggest ~100 years at current cut-offs and over 400 years at a lower cut-off—and the ore body remains open. Key 2026 milestones include completing a pre-feasibility study, starting a feasibility study, submitting a state permit and continued engagement in Washington to highlight the project's strategic importance for domestic supply chains. » More on finance.yahoo.com

USA Rare Earth A will release results for the quarter ended September 30, 2025 on November 6, 2025. On average, 5 analysts expect a loss of -0.080 USD per share (prior year: 0.050 USD) and 4 analysts forecast revenue of 0.0 million USD, unchanged from the year‑ago quarter. For the current fiscal year, analysts on average expect a loss of -0.546 USD per share and likewise 0.0 million USD in revenue. » More on finanzen.net

American Rare Earths reported a successful impurity removal process for allanite-based ore at its Halleck Creek project, overcoming a key technical hurdle. The advancement could improve processing efficiency, reduce by-product risks and help de-risk the project, potentially accelerating pre-feasibility and lowering projected costs. Despite the milestone, the company remains unprofitable with volatile shares and concerns persist about board independence and a high valuation versus peers. » More on finance.yahoo.com