Aldoro Resources Expands Rare Earth Resources at Kameelburg Project, Aims for Hong Kong Listing

Published: Aug 7, 2026 11:13

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[SMM Rare Earth Express] Aldoro Resources, a publicly listed firm on the ASX, has announced that the ore resources at its Kameelburg rare earth project in Namibia have increased from 280 million mt a year ago to 804.5 million mt, including maiden Indicated Resources of 162.1 million mt and Inferred Resources of 642.4 million mt, further enhancing the confidence in the project’s resources. The company stated that, based on an average Pr-Nd grade of 0.18%, the Indicated Resources correspond to approximately 200,000 mt of Pr-Nd oxide, laying a foundation for subsequent mine development studies and Phase 3 drilling. Apart from rare earths, the Kameelburg deposit is also rich in critical minerals such as strontium and niobium, with carbocernaite as the primary mineral, offering favorable beneficiation and metallurgical properties and multi-mineral development potential. Meanwhile, Aldoro is advancing its Hong Kong listing plan to broaden international financing channels and accelerate project development.

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