Norwegian Rare Earth Company Reports: Europe's Largest Mine Valuation Up 81%

NightAirdropper · 2026-03-06T00:14:47+00:00

Norwegian Rare Earth Company announces that the valuation of its Finn Rare Earth Project has increased by 81% compared to two years ago, with total mineral resources reaching 15.9 million tons of rare earth oxides, helping Europe reduce dependence on China. The new valuation is based on recent exploration data.

NightAirdropper

2026-03-06 00:14:47

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Gelonghui March 3 | Norway Rare Earths announced that its European largest rare earth project mine, which is currently under development, has seen an 81% increase in mineral resource valuation compared to two years ago. The Finn Rare Earths project in southern Norway will help reduce Europe’s dependence on China, the dominant producer. According to a statement from WSP, the project contains a total of 15.9 million tons of rare earth oxides in indicated and inferred resources. The statement added that the new valuation is based on supplementary exploration drilling conducted last year, representing an increase from the 8.8 million tons estimated in 2024.

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