Heavy Rare Earths Limited (ASX: HRE) continues to build momentum in Western Australia's Mid West, with the confirmation of a significant uranium target at its 100%-owned Perenjori Project. Following earlier geophysical and geochemical work, the latest soil assay results underscore the potential for a calcrete-hosted uranium deposit along the 8-kilometre Gingaba Well radiometric anomaly (Figure 1).  

The Radium Hill Project in South Australia has long held historical significance as the site of the country’s first major uranium mine. What was once seen primarily as a uranium deposit is now re-emerging as a polymetallic system rich in scandium and rare earth elements (REEs). With new assays from Heavy Rare Earths Limited (ASX: HRE), this overlooked potential is becoming increasingly apparent—and economically compelling.

Heavy Rare Earths Limited (ASX: HRE) has released a March 2025 exploration update that signals major progress across its uranium portfolio. With projects in the uranium-rich Curnamona Province of South Australia and the Mid West region of Western Australia, the company is moving aggressively to define targets through passive seismic, airborne surveys, and historical data analysis.

Richard Brescianini is on Coffee with Samso Episode 191 to talk about the path forward with Heavy Rare Earths Limited (ASX: HRE).

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