Verde Reports up to 13,944 ppm TREO 5,222 ppm MREO and 213 ppm DyTb

Core Insights - Verde AgriTech Ltd has announced significant drilling results from the Alto da Serra target, part of the Man of War project, completing a total of 3,640 meters of drilling across three targets [1][2][3] Drilling Results - Key results from the latest drilling assays include: - 13,944 ppm Total Rare Earth Oxides (TREO) and 5,222 ppm Magnetic Rare Earth Oxides (MREO) from AP-AD-06 [2] - 4,321 ppm TREO and 1,004 ppm MREO from AP-AD-08 over 61 meters [2] - 213 ppm Dysprosium and Terbium (DyTb) from AP-ND-01 [2] - The project consists of three exploration targets: Nau de Guerra, Bálsamo, and Alto da Serra, all showing significant rare earth elements presence [2][3] Strategic Importance - The concentrations of magnetic and heavy rare earths in the Man of War project are crucial as industries seek alternatives to China's dominance in rare earths, enhancing the project's potential to meet high-tech sector demands [3] Mineralization and Recovery Potential - The Alto da Serra target exhibits high concentrations of valuable rare earth elements with favorable mineralization continuity and depth, supporting efficient extraction and processing [6][7] - The significant thickness of mineralized zones across drill holes enhances recovery potential and opens opportunities for cost-effective operations [6] Quality Assurance in Analysis - Sampling and analysis protocols were executed with meticulous attention to ensure accuracy and consistency, with samples collected using a diamond drill rig and analyzed at SGS Laboratory [7] - Quality assurance and quality control (QA/QC) standards were upheld, including inter-laboratory verification at ALS Laboratory [7] Future Developments - Verde has commissioned a mineral resource report to be completed in compliance with NI 43-101 and Australian JORC standards [8]