Appia Rare Earths & Uranium Corp C.API

Saskatchewan Government Getting Behind Rare Earths

[LANNY9]

Premier Scott Moe today. "Today, I joined Minister Jeremy Harrison and Saskatchewan Research Council President & CEO Mike Crabtree to announce that Saskatchewan is investing $31 million to establish Canada's first Rare Earth Processing Facility. Canada has one of the worlds largest reserves of rare earth elements, estimated at around 12% of global reserves, with substantial resource here in Saskatchewan. Rare earths are essential to our modern global economy, and are found in products such as electric vehicles, renewable power generation and many of the technologies that are critical to our modern way of life. Yet rare earths are largely untapped in our nation. This new facility will position Saskatchewan as a leading developer and export producer of high quality, globally competitive, environmentally sustainable rare earth elements."

[123buyholdhope]

Appia understandably seems delighted at this new processing news as it close to their project. Yet, how much feedstock would actually be needed for this new processing vs the number of CAD REE miners available? IMO, it is far less rather than more. More importantly, no mention yet of how this new REE processing company has access to the required complex light and/or heavy REE processing knowledge

[LANNY9]

There are many REE occurrences in Canada, even in Saskatchewan there is lots. Plus all uranium mining typically has REEs in it's tailings. I am sure the government has done it's DD and know that they will have plenty of feedstock for many years, they aren't going to throw money into the wind on something like this, especially how things are budget wise the world over. As for the