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IMC Rare Earths Ltd (IMC) reports laboratory-scale metallurgical testwork results from its Itarantim ionic adsorption clay rare earth project in Brazil, highlighting terbium recoveries of up to 95.2% and the successful production of a mixed rare earth carbonate using an optimized hydrometallurgical route.
The project hosts approximately 1.1 billion tonnes of Inferred Mineral Resource containing all four principal magnet rare earth elements, with material in a 105.8 million tonne inferred domain averaging 8 ppm terbium. Average recoveries for magnet rare earth oxides included 66.1% for neodymium, 36.5% for praseodymium, 46.1% for dysprosium and 81.1% for terbium. All resources are classified as Inferred, which are considered too speculative for economic evaluation and do not have demonstrated economic viability. IMC has engaged ANSTO Minerals for the next phase of metallurgical work to further quantify recovery performance and support evaluation of potential development pathways.
IMC Rare Earths Ltd (IMC) is registering the resale of 10,110,000 ordinary shares underlying warrants held by Americas Rare Earths Holdings Ltd., an entity wholly owned by CEO and Chair Francesco Scolaro. These are secondary sales; IMC will not receive any proceeds from resales by the selling shareholder.
After this offering there will be 115,810,000 ordinary shares outstanding, and the registered shares will represent a considerable percentage of the public float. IMC warns that substantial sales under this prospectus could significantly depress its share price and impair its ability to raise capital, while the selling shareholder may still realize gains due to its lower acquisition cost.
IMC is an exploration-stage rare earth company focused on the Itarantim Project in Brazil, with an inferred mineral resource of 1.1 billion tonnes at 1,233 ppm TREO and no current operating revenue. For the year ended March 31, 2026, it recorded a loss of $3.16 million and a total equity deficit of $7.09 million, and discloses substantial doubt about its ability to continue as a going concern. IMC is an emerging growth company, a foreign private issuer, and a controlled company, with Mr. Scolaro and affiliates controlling about 68% of voting power, allowing reliance on reduced reporting and corporate governance requirements.
IMC Rare Earths Ltd, a Cayman Islands company focused on Brazilian rare earth exploration, has filed a Form F-1 resale prospectus covering 10,110,000 ordinary shares underlying warrants held by Americas Rare Earths Holdings Ltd. All shares are being registered for resale; the company will not receive proceeds from these sales.
IMC’s main asset is the Itarantim Project in Bahia and Minas Gerais, Brazil, an ionic adsorbed clay rare earth deposit with an inferred mineral resource of 1.1 billion tonnes grading 1,233 ppm TREO. The company is at the exploration stage, with no operating revenues and a loss of $3.16 million for the year ended March 31, 2026, and reported net liabilities of $7.09 million.
After this resale, IMC expects 115,810,000 ordinary shares to be outstanding. CEO Francesco Scolaro and affiliated entities control about 68% of voting power, making IMC a “controlled company.” IMC is also a foreign private issuer and emerging growth company, using IFRS and eligible for reduced U.S. reporting requirements. The filing highlights significant exploration, financing, technical and jurisdictional risks, including going‑concern uncertainty.