St George hits more thick high-grade rare earths in Brazil
Article by Doug Bright, courtesy of The West Australian
15.10.2025
St George Mining’s share price has emulated a hockey stick since September when it released the first batch of stunning RC drill holes from its Araxa rare earths and niobium project in Brazil. Credit: File
St George Mining has tabled more stellar results in drilling from its Brazilian Araxa rare earths and niobium project, with a 98.4m hit going 3.07% total rare earth oxides (TREO) and 0.43% niobium pentoxide headlining the pack, 230m west of the existing resource.
The company’s share price has emulated a hockey stick since September when its first batch of RC drill results from Araxa stunned the market. In a spectacular market flurry, St George has run from 4c at the end of August to a high of 18c today and a market cap that is rapidly approaching half a billion dollars.
The 98m hit included a 10.4m slice averaging an even more impressive 5.48% TREO from 4.6m and another 12m going 4.04% TREO from 25m, indicating serious westward extension potential.
Additionally, a second batch of six holes put into the recently-discovered Eastern Araxa zone, east of the current main resource, hit a peak of 10.89% TREO and a another intercept of 25m assaying 4.42% TREO and 0.95% niobium pentoxide.
“These are exceptional results that deliver on two key objectives of our current drill program – to grow the existing MRE and to define the scale of our major new discovery to the east. The success of AXDD001 in proving mineralisation 230m beyond the current resource boundary is a fantastic development, demonstrating that the MRE remains open and has significant growth potential.”
