Appia Signs Letter Agreement to Acquire up to a 70% Interest in a Prospective Brazilian Rare Earths Ionic Clay Project
Appia is very excited to have entered into the Letter Agreement to secure this high potential property in Brazil.
- Appia is very excited to have entered into the Letter Agreement to secure this high potential property in Brazil.
- A number of professional consultants with direct ionic clay expertise have been contacted to bring together a project team suited for this specialized project.
- Appia will take the next 90 days to complete its due diligence on the properties prior to finalizing this option agreement.
- "Ionic adsorption clays are the main source of the critical rare earth permanent magnet metals, dysprosium and terbium," stated Stephen Burega, President of Appia.