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Norra Kärr’s 25-Year Mining Lease Marks Europe’s Best Shot at Heavy Rare Earth Sovereignty — But the Window Is Closing

Leading Edge Materials' 25-year Norra Kärr mining lease transforms Europe's most advanced heavy rare earth deposit from contingent to legally secured, with projected dysprosium output capable of covering all of Europe's annual demand — but building the full mine-to-magnet chain requires capital deployment to match the policy ambition before US actors occupy the midstream.

6 July 2026

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Norra Kärr’s 25-Year Mining Lease Marks Europe’s Best Shot at Heavy Rare Earth Sovereignty — But the Window Is Closing

Azzuro Resources Intercepts 21m at 1.70% Copper and 0.85g/t Gold at Mongolia’s Red Hill VMS Discovery as Shallow Gold Zone Extends to 600 Metres

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Norra Kärr’s 25-Year Mining Lease Marks Europe’s Best Shot at Heavy Rare Earth Sovereignty — But the Window Is Closing

Azzuro Resources Intercepts 21m at 1.70% Copper and 0.85g/t Gold at Mongolia’s Red Hill VMS Discovery as Shallow Gold Zone Extends to 600 Metres

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