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ACLARA PARTNERS WITH JOGMEC FOR HEAVY RARE EARTH-IONIC CLAY EXPLORATION IN BRAZIL

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The Canadian Aclara Resources announced on Tuesday (8) the signing of a contractual joint venture agreement with the Japanese Organization for Metals and Energy Security (Jogmec) to explore and develop deposits of heavy rare earths in ionic clays in Brazil. The partnership will be structured through a new subsidiary of the Canadian company in Brazil. In a statement to the market, Aclara clarified that the Carina project, its main asset located i…

·Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
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Aclara Resources has signed an agreement with JOGMEC, an agency of the Government of Japan dedicated to security of supply of strategic resources, to finance the exploitation and development of new deposits of heavy rare earths in ionic clays in Brazil. Under the terms of the agreement, JOGMEC will initially invest up to US$ 3 million in activities

Forbes, the world's most renowned business and economic magazine. Canadian company Clear and Japanese agency Jogmec form joint venture to exploit deposits of heavy rare earths in ionic clays in Brazil The post "Futures Sales to Japan: The US$4.5 Million Agreement to Explore Rare Lands in Brazil appeared first in Forbes Brazil.

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Partnership provides up to US$ 4.5 million in contributions from the Japanese state agency JOGMEC, which will be able to acquire 30% participation in one of the mining projects in the country

·São Paulo, Brazil
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Folha de S.Paulo broke the news in São Paulo, Brazil on Tuesday, September 8, 2026.
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