Aldoro Resources Updates JORC Resource for Kameelburg, Confirming World's Largest Strontium Deposit

Published: May 14, 2026 18:28

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[SMM Rare Earth News Flash] ASX-listed Aldoro Resources announced an updated JORC-compliant Mineral Resource Estimate for its 85%-owned Kameelburg rare earth-strontium-niobium project in Namibia, confirming it as the world's largest co-product strontium deposit. At a 0.5% total rare earth oxide (TREO) cut-off grade, the Inferred Mineral Resource is 597 million mt at a TREO grade of 2.49%. The maiden strontium resource is 596 million mt at a strontium grade of 2.17%. The high-grade (TREO >1%) ore resource is 313 million mt at a TREO grade of 2.87%. Strontium can be used in permanent magnets, specialty glass, and national defense equipment. This resource update further highlights the project's unique strategic value.

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