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Aclara Resources Inc. (OTC:ARAAF) is among the rare earth stocks to buy with high upside. On March 11, Aclara Resources Inc. (OTC:ARAAF) announced significant progress in its rare-earth metals and alloys production project. This project aims to supply the permanent magnet manufacturing industry with high-purity rare-earth metals and alloys. The project will use oxides from Aclara’s heavy rare earth separation facility in Louisiana, US.
At this point, Aclara Resources says it has completed the design of the production process. An internal pre-feasibility study is underway and is expected to be completed by the end of March 2026. The next step will be an internal feasibility study, which is expected to be finalized by the end of 2026. Aclara Resources has also planned plant demonstration stages to show the ability to produce metals and alloys that meet customer specifications.
According to Aclara Resources CEO Ramón Barúa, they expect to have a project ready for construction at the end of 2026. Barúa says that the project would be supported by proven technology and operate efficiently, reliably, and sustainably. The project would be fed with supplies from the Louisiana separation plant as well as the company’s mines in Chile and Brazil.
Aclara Resources Inc. (OTC:ARAAF) is a mining company engaged in the exploration and development of rare-earth mineral resources. The company has mines in Chile, Brazil, and Peru, and it aims to be the one-stop solution for those magnetic rare-earths. Aclara Resources was founded in 2021 and is based in Peru.
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