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American Rare Earths Limited (ARRNF) generates frequent news as it advances the Halleck Creek Rare Earths Project in Wyoming and positions itself within the U.S. critical minerals landscape. Company announcements highlight technical milestones, resource updates, permitting progress and corporate developments that are central to understanding its trajectory as a rare earths developer.
News coverage often focuses on mineral processing breakthroughs, such as impurity removal neutralization tests on allanite-based ore, the selection of magnesium oxide as the preferred neutralizing reagent, and the successful production of mixed rare earth oxalate and mixed rare earth oxide (MREO) from Halleck Creek ore. These updates provide insight into how the company is de-risking its hydrometallurgical flowsheet and moving toward a robust Pre-Feasibility Study.
Investors can also follow resource and exploration news, including updated Mineral Resource Estimates for the Cowboy State Mine area, channel sampling results, and new drilling permits at both the Cowboy State Mine and Bluegrass exploration areas. These releases outline how geological data and modeling are refining the scale and classification of resources within Halleck Creek.
Corporate and strategic news includes board and management changes, expanded relationships with engineering partners such as Tetra Tech, and initiatives to explore U.S. government funding opportunities for critical minerals projects. Quarterly activity reports and AGM addresses summarize progress in test mining, optimization work, permitting and funding, and frame Halleck Creek’s role in the broader U.S. mine-to-magnet strategy.
By tracking ARRNF news, readers can monitor how American Rare Earths is progressing from exploration and test work toward potential development, and how its technical and regulatory milestones may influence the long-term outlook for the Halleck Creek Project.
American Rare Earths (ADR: AMRRY) plans to appoint veteran miner Matthew D. Gili, current President & CEO of Ur-Energy, as Non-Executive Director, subject to Australian regulatory formalities. He will join the Technical Committee and support the Halleck Creek Rare Earths Project toward feasibility, construction and production.
The move is part of a broader Board renewal ahead of a targeted NASDAQ compliance dual-listing in H2 2026 and a prospective U.S. domicile in 2027. Halleck Creek, in Wyoming, is described as the largest known U.S. rare earth deposit on a TREO basis.
American Rare Earths (ADR: AMRRY) outlined 2026–2027 field programs across its U.S. rare earth portfolio, led by feasibility-stage work at Halleck Creek in Wyoming.
Plans include a ~3,050 m core drilling program at Halleck Creek, a Whole of Property Development Assessment through 2026, and staged exploration reviews at Beaver Creek, La Paz, and Searchlight.
American Rare Earths (ADR: AMRRY) has started its 2026 exploration drilling program at the Cowboy State Mine within the Halleck Creek project in Wyoming. The program underpins a Definitive Feasibility Study at what is described as one of the largest US rare earth deposits on a TREO basis.
The campaign plans up to 3,050 meters of HQ core across 19 holes, generating about 1,045 core samples for assays and extensive geotechnical, hydrological, environmental and metallurgical test work. Drilling began May 13, 2026, and is scheduled to finish by mid-July.
American Rare Earths (OTCQX: AMRRY) appointed Brook Brockman as Director of Public and Government Affairs for Wyoming Rare and Taylor Cable as Director, Projects & Engineering to support advancement of the Halleck Creek rare earths project in Platte and Albany Counties, Wyoming. The roles target local engagement, permitting support, and technical delivery for progression from studies into engineering and construction.
American Rare Earths (AMRRY) has defined a three-stage pilot plant pathway to accelerate production of pre-production rare earth oxide from the Halleck Creek Project.
Front-end milling and mineral concentration will occur in Wyoming (Western Research Institute, DISA) and final hydrometallurgical refining at SRC in Saskatoon, Canada, using the PFS flowsheet and experienced engineering leadership.
American Rare Earths (ADR: AMRRY) has awarded a Whole of Property Development Assessment (WPDA) for its 8,108-acre Halleck Creek rare earths project, with work starting in Q2 2026 and running through end-2026. The WPDA will integrate geology, metallurgy, mining and permitting to plan multi-phase development across Cowboy State, Red Mountain, Overton Mountain and Bluegrass.
Halleck Creek hosts ~2.63 billion tonnes in-situ and an estimated 8.64 million tonnes contained Total Rare Earth Oxide; Cowboy State shows a ~20-year mine life and a 0.383 strip ratio. The WPDA will use December 2025 processing test results to inform expansion scenarios and permitting pathways.
American Rare Earths (OTCQX:AMRRY) is accelerating a Halleck Creek pilot plant to produce pre-production rare earth concentrate, engaging metallurgical lead Jaye T. Pickarts and ordering key front-end equipment.
Preliminary test work shows ~94% gangue rejection, ~70% TREO recovery and roughly 10x grade enrichment. The company holds a 60,000-tonne exploration permit and has mined ~3,100 tonnes for testing.
American Rare Earths (OTCQX: AMRRY) engaged Tetra Tech on March 30, 2026 to complete an Oxides to Metals study for its heavy rare earths (HREE) stream from the Halleck Creek project in Wyoming.
The study will evaluate technologies (including molten salt electrolysis and calciothermic reduction), target Sm, Gd, Tb and Dy, select a preferred route, and provide process flow, mass balance and preliminary capital and operating cost estimates.
American Rare Earths (ADR: AMRRY) appointed Nick Lissolo as Vice President, Corporate Development and Strategy, effective March 25, 2026. Lissolo joins from Newmont with 17 years in mining finance and will lead corporate development, portfolio strategy, capital markets and advance the Halleck Creek Rare Earths Project in Wyoming.
The company confirmed no additional material employment terms and named the Board authorization.
American Rare Earths (OTCQX: AMRRY) has engaged a US exploration and geoscience consultancy to review historical data and design targeted follow-up work for gold, silver, copper and manganese at its La Paz Project in La Paz County, Arizona.
The La Paz tenure comprises approximately 2,779 ha (6,866 acres) of federal claims plus a 260 ha (640 acres) state mineral lease. The review will consolidate mapping, re-log historic drill material, re-evaluate geochemistry and assess geophysics, producing a ranked inventory of precious and base metal targets and potential focused follow-up in 2026.