The Halleck Creek project is set to redefine the landscape of rare earths mining in the United States with an exploration target exceeding two billion tonnes of mineralized rare earth rocks. This positions Halleck Creek as potentially one of the largest rare earth deposits within the US. Detailed in our Scoping Study of March 2024 and backed by a Technical Report in February 2024, the project boasts a JORC Resource of 2.34 billion tonnes, encompassing 7.48 million tonnes of contained Total Rare Earth Oxides (TREO), notably including valuable Neodymium (Nd) and Praseodymium (Pr) oxides. Situated in the mining-friendly state of Wyoming, the project benefits from its proximity to essential infrastructure and access to a highly skilled workforce. Preliminary test work has shown that the ore is amenable to conventional processing technologies, promising lower operating and capital expenses. Moreover, the remarkably low levels of radioactive elements such as Uranium and Thorium not only further minimize costs but also enhance the project's Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) credentials. The Halleck Creek project spans over 3,304 hectares (8,165 acres), marking a significant footprint in the realm of sustainable rare earths mining.