RareX has announced high-grade gallium re-assay results at the Cummins Range project, showcasing significant gallium intercepts in the drill holes. This confirms the unexpected discovery of gallium at Cummins Range, potentially making it one of Australia's most advanced gallium projects. With gallium being a critical mineral in high-tech sectors and anticipated market growth, the project holds strategic value.

The exploration focus at Cummins Range is on the near-vertical diatreme pipe hosting rare earth elements, phosphate, and gallium. Historic drilling by Navigator Resources and Kimberley Rare Earths Ltd defined the mineralization, and RareX has built upon this with recent drilling programs. The drilling data has established the geological model and mineralisation continuity.

Further work includes additional assay testing for gallium on RareX drilling, along with comprehensive mineralogy analysis to determine gallium sources. The project has strong potential for extensions and exploration, and ongoing work aims to unlock the full value of gallium alongside the rare earth and phosphate deposits.

Investors are encouraged to engage with this promising development at the RareX investor hub and may reach out for further details or queries related to the announcement.