NeoTerra Breaks Through in Mozambique Rare Earths Project, Enriching Gallium and Producing Multiple Commodities

Published: Jul 9, 2026 09:54

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[SMM Rare Earth Flash] London-listed critical minerals company NeoTerra Group announced that its Monte Muambe project in Mozambique has made a breakthrough in metallurgical testing, confirming a multi-commodity process route capable of simultaneous production of acid-grade fluorite, separated heavy rare earths, and gallium-containing material. In two-stage flotation tests, gallium was enriched approximately 100% in the first-stage tailings. The project holds a 25-year mining license, and JORC resources include 13.6 million mt (TREO grade 2.42%), 3.48 million mt (CaF₂ grade 20.6%), and 11.73 million mt (Ga₂O₃ grade 54.7 g/mt).

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