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Verde AgriTech Reports Magnet, Heavy Rare Earth Intersections at Brazil Project

Verde AgriTech Reports Magnet, Heavy Rare Earth Intersections at Brazil Project

MT newswireMT newswire2026/10/06 11:14

07:14 AM EDT, 10/06/2026 (MT Newswires) -- Verde AgriTech (NPK.TO) reported broad magnet and heavy rare earth intersections at Minas Americas Global Alliance in Brazil. The results include 30 meters at 1,853 parts per million magnet rare earth oxides in reverse-circulation drilling and shallow auger profiles above 2,100 ppm MREO, the company said Tuesday.

07:14 AM EDT, 10/06/2026 (MT Newswires) -- Verde AgriTech (NPK.TO) reported broad magnet and heavy rare earth intersections at Minas Americas Global Alliance in Brazil. The results include 30 meters at 1,853 parts per million magnet rare earth oxides in reverse-circulation drilling and shallow auger profiles above 2,100 ppm MREO, the company said Tuesday.
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