Rare Earths Americas Inc REA

$10.04 +0.62 (6.58%)

Valuation

Market cap
193,223,000
Revenue TTM
$0
Net income TTM
$-9,930,000
PE ratio
0.00
Forward PE
—
Profit margin
0.00%
Debt to equity
0.00

Trading

Volume
108,000
Avg volume
113,922
Day's range
$9.39 – $10.07
Shares out
20,512,000
Stochastic %K
58%
Beta
—
Analysts
Strong Sell
Price target
$23.82

Price

Company profile

Rare Earths Americas, Inc., an exploration stage mining company, engages in the acquisition, exploration, and development of mineral resource projects in the United States and Brazil. The company primarily explores rare earth deposits. Its projects include Shiloh Project located approximately 110 km south-west from Atlanta, Georgia; Alpha Project, a Brazilian Ionic Clay (IAC) project covering an area of 492 square ki...

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Rare Earths Americas, Inc., an exploration stage mining company, engages in the acquisition, exploration, and development of mineral resource projects in the United States and Brazil. The company primarily explores rare earth deposits. Its projects include Shiloh Project located approximately 110 km south-west from Atlanta, Georgia; Alpha Project, a Brazilian Ionic Clay (IAC) project covering an area of 492 square kilometers located in Bahia, Brazil; and Constellation Project, an ionic clay rare earth project located in the Poços de Caldas region of Minas Gerais, Brazil. The company was incorporated in 2025 and is based in Manchester, Georgia.

Industry
Other Industrial Metals & Mining
Sector
Basic Materials
Phone
706 846 5063
Website
https://www.rareearthsamericas.com
Address
101 W. Main Street, Manchester, United States

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PackBagger Oct 9, 1:47 PM
All look juicy! $USAR $CRML $REA $ALOY $AREC
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PackBagger Oct 5, 7:49 PM
Buy $REA if you have dry powder. $CRML $UAMY $USAR $TMC
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arnold1989 Oct 5, 1:26 PM
$REA 17k shares
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PackBagger Sep 30, 3:33 PM
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SamsonCapital Sep 25, 11:36 PM 1 replies
Greta_Traderberg Sep 25, 11:36 PM
$INTC $MP $REA $USAR $SPY Just because the federal government throws money at a company/industry doesn’t mean the government will see a return on their investment. Case in point, the $500 million loss under Obama after their loan to a solar company went bankrupt. Or the countless of Electric Vehicle companies that received subsidies under Biden that ultimately went bankrupt. Great reporting by Bloomberg. Be careful what you invest in and do your own due diligence.
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midbagholder Sep 25, 9:34 PM
$INTC $MP $REA $USAR us gov running out of money? Idiot
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SamsonCapital Sep 25, 8:03 PM
$USAR BBG: The Trump's administration's $1.6 billion investment in USA Rare Earth stinks to high heaven. --- With regards to U.S. government money going out the door and questionable connections with the Lutnick/Commerce administration and Cantor Fitzgerald, we carefully looked at USAR. They have a mine in Texas that we have people on the record who have looked at the deposit for years who said it is a mountain of dirt. We have people who have looked at the Serra Verde mine in Brazil, according to people familiar and have seen the mines and understand the mine, and the trouble USAR is having is processing of the rare earth that are being pulled out of the ground. We have been told that USAR cannot separate the clay from the rock. These processing problems in Serra Verde are enough of a problem for outside investors to stay away from investing in it. Every major asset that USAR owns has major questions around them. USAR hasn't reached the original milestones set by the U.S. Commerce Department. --- Samson Capital notes: >We swung this stock twice with profits ($16 to $20 and from $13 to $18 recently) >The company is still too premature for us to go long. At one point this year we thought we would go long. But after conducting our own independent research prior to the BBG report, we found the same company asset concerns with regards to seeing a clear path to profitability in the foreseeable future. >We will revisit this stock once the dust settles and the global rate environment becomes friendlier. cc: $MP $INTC $REA
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