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eNova Mining Limited (ASX:ENV)

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Announcement
Release
25 Aug 2025 9:11AM
Price at Release
$0.007
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Summary
eNova Mining Limited (ASX: ENV) has confirmed the presence of high-grade rare earth elements at its East Salinas Project in Brazil through the latest drilling results, with significant intersections of total rare earth oxides (TREO) in the saprolite zone. The results support the potential for an ionic adsorption clay (IAC) rare earth deposit, comparable to major global deposits. Ongoing metallurgical tests aim to confirm the processing suitability of the mineralization using conventional methods. ENV intends to accelerate exploration and resource definition, positioning the East Salinas Project as a potentially important, non-Chinese source of critical rare earths to meet growing global demand.
Key Points
  • eNova Mining Limited (ENV) announced high-grade rare earth element (REE) results from drilling at the East Salinas Project in Brazil.
  • Drilling intersected thick mineralized zones with significant grades of rare earth oxides, including samples with total rare earth oxide (TREO) grades exceeding 3,000 ppm.
  • The mineralization is predominantly within the saprolite zone, which is typically easier and more cost-effective to process.
  • The recent drilling campaign confirms the project's potential to host a significant ionic adsorption clay (IAC) REE deposit, comparable to known global IAC deposits.
  • Metallurgical testwork is ongoing to validate the amenability of the East Salinas rare earth mineralization to conventional processing methods.
  • ENV plans to accelerate further drilling and exploration activities to define a JORC resource estimate for East Salinas.
  • The project is strategically located in Brazil, which is emerging as a key jurisdiction for rare earth element supply outside China.
  • The announcement underlines ENV's commitment to advancing the East Salinas Project as a potential new source of critical rare earths for the global market.
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