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Atlas Critical Minerals (OTCQB: JUPGF) has reported promising initial results from its Iporá Rare Earths Project in Goiás State, Brazil. The project revealed significant drilling intercepts, including 8 meters at 2,071 ppm TREO (total rare earths oxides) and 775 ppm MREO (magnetic rare earths oxides) in drillhole DHIP-0006.

Initial metallurgical testing demonstrated strong recovery rates, with MREO recovery exceeding 60% for critical permanent magnet elements, 55% HREO recovery, and 63% Yttrium recovery. The project spans 18,615 hectares across 12 mineral rights, targeting ion-adsorption clay deposits similar to those dominating global heavy rare earth production in China.

The company's diversified portfolio strategy includes both the Iporá Project and the Alto do Paranaíba Project, offering multiple pathways to rare earth production through different deposit types.

Atlas Critical Minerals (OTCQB: JUPGF) has announced expected initial revenues from its Iron Quadrangle Project in Q4 2025. The company has established a strategic partnership with a Brazilian iron ore processor to handle mining and processing operations, converting raw iron ore into high-quality sinter feed.

The project, located in Brazil's prominent Iron Quadrangle region in Minas Gerais state, will generate revenue through two streams: run-of-mine material sales and a percentage from final sinter feed product. Atlas Critical Minerals' iron ore portfolio currently spans 55,057 acres across 18 mineral rights in Brazil.

The company has secured key regulatory approvals, including a 10-year operational license from Minas Gerais State in May 2024 and mining concession status from the Ministry of Mines and Energy in May 2025.

Atlas Critical Minerals (OTCQB: JUPGF) has filed a Technical Report Summary (TRS) for its Malacacheta Graphite Project in Brazil, confirming significant high-grade graphite mineralization. The project, covering 1,258 hectares, demonstrated exceptional metallurgical test results with final concentrate grades up to 96.5% total graphitic carbon and recovery rates reaching 95.1% for higher-grade samples.

Surface sampling revealed graphitic carbon content up to 15.4%, with 21 auger drill holes completed. The premium large-flake fraction achieved 96.6% graphitic carbon. The company plans to implement a comprehensive exploration program including up to 5,000 meters of drilling across both mineral rights to advance toward initial resource definition.

Atlas Critical Minerals (OTCQB: JUPGF) has filed a Technical Report Summary (TRS) for its Alto do Paranaíba Project in Brazil, confirming significant rare earth elements and titanium mineralization. The 68,550-acre property demonstrated exceptional grades with surface samples reaching up to 28,870 ppm TREO and 23.2% TiO2.

Key findings include 608 samples exceeding 1,000 ppm TREO and 205 samples exceeding 10% TiO2. Initial drilling results showed consistent high-grade mineralization across all three exploration blocks, with Block 3 averaging 4,906 ppm TREO and 12% TiO2. The company plans a comprehensive three-phase exploration program including 13,000 meters of drilling to advance toward initial resource estimates.

Atlas Critical Minerals (OTCQB: JUPGF) has reported exceptional initial graphite recovery results of up to 96.6% from its 100%-owned Minas Gerais Graphite Project in Brazil. Surface samples from the 1,258-hectare project revealed high graphitic carbon content of up to 15.4%.

The metallurgical testing, conducted by SGS Canada and its affiliate SGS Geosol, demonstrated impressive final graphite concentrate grades between 91.3% and 97.7% across all granulometric ranges. The testing process included rougher flotation, regrinding, and five cleaning stages with two attrition stages, using 50kg of representative samples from the 2025 sampling campaign.

Atlas Critical Minerals (OTCQB: JUPGF) has reported promising initial rare earth and titanium results from its Alto do Paranaíba Project in Minas Gerais, Brazil. The project, spanning over 25,000 hectares, has demonstrated significant near-surface mineralization potential.

Surface sampling across three exploration blocks revealed exceptional grades, with Block 3 showing the highest results of up to 28,870 ppm TREO and 23.2% TiO2. Initial auger drilling campaign, comprising 11 drillholes totaling 144 meters, confirmed high-grade, near-surface mineralization with notable intercepts including 12m @ 5,961 ppm TREO and 6m @ 7,729 ppm TREO.

The project's geological setting within the Mata da Corda Group, combined with intense laterization processes, has led to enrichment of titanium and rare earth elements in the weathered profile.

Jupiter Gold (JUPGF) has announced a merger agreement with Apollo Resources , acquiring its permitted iron ore project in Brazil's Iron Quadrangle region. The flagship asset, the Rio Piracicaba Project, spans 260 hectares with identified resources of 7.85 million tonnes of iron ore averaging 31.53% grade. Metallurgical studies show the ore can be processed to 64.8% grade. The project received a 10-year renewable mining license in May 2024. Apollo Resources shareholders will receive Jupiter Gold shares in exchange for their holdings. The deal includes additional mineral rights for iron ore, rare earths, graphite, and copper.

Jupiter Gold Corporation (OTCQB: JUPGF) has secured operational licensing for its 100%-owned quartzite project in Minas Gerais, Brazil. This milestone allows the company to commence commercial mining operations, anticipated to start in early 2023. The quartzite deposit, discovered in Q3 2020, has an estimated potential of 3.9 million tons. With revenue projections between $1,800 to $2,000 per cubic meter, Jupiter Gold is poised for significant returns with minimal initial costs and workforce requirements.