IMC Rare Earths flags Brazil as emerging focus in global push to diversify rare earth supply chains

• IMC Rare Earths framed Brazil’s rare earth sector as a potential alternative supply source as buyers seek to reduce China concentration risk.
• Analysis tied rising strategic demand to EV, aerospace, defense uses, with terbium highlighted for high-temperature permanent magnet performance.
• Itarantim project update cited a new near-surface, terbium-rich zone outside a 1.1-billion-tonne inferred resource, supporting potential resource expansion.
• Preliminary tests showed 64% to 83% terbium extraction from the new zone, flagging processing performance as a key commercial variable.

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