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Aclara Resources plans to spend $1.3 billion for rare earths mines and plants

Sep 23, 2025 1:00 PM

AREQUIPA, Sept 23 (Reuters) - Miner Aclara Resources

expects to invest around $1.3 billion in rare earth mines in

Brazil and Chile, as well as in a separation plant and a

metallization facility in the United States, Executive Vice

President Jose Augusto Palma said on Tuesday.

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