Critica Limited just dropped explosive drill results from their Juno prospect at the Brothers rare earth project in WA — confirming shallow, high-grade mineralization across 45 square kilometers, with hits exceeding 3,000 ppm total rare earth oxides. This isn’t just another find — it’s signaling a district-scale rare earth hub, with Juno’s clay-hosted mineralization offering easier mining and compatibility with their Jupiter processing system. The company is now deepening geology and metallurgy studies, planning more drilling, and eyeing nearby Aurora — all while the WA government backs the effort. Juno could become the first satellite deposit to feed into a central plant, giving Critica flexibility and scale as global demand for rare earths surges.
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