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To: ralfph who wrote (311887)	10/12/2025 1:47:27 PM
From: Gib Bogle	1 Recommendation Recommended By ralfph Respond to of 312311

I don't know anything about ARA, ralfph, but it sounds like a good investment (as I have frequently explained, I can no longer add to my IRA investments). I am benefitting greatly from my long-term investment in Energy Fuels (EFR), which until recently I thought of as being only in the uranium business. It seems that their White Mesa mill can also process REE ores.

To: ralfph who wrote (311887)	10/12/2025 6:34:35 PM
From: 31Floors	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 312311

ARA's system of extracting heavy REEs should be the cleanest on the planet the last time I looked, which unfortunately was too long ago! Still onboard the MMA train! We need to get the PP closed. There was nothing wrong with/ Dumbwa results. The initial results were described as "near identical geology with similar, to slightly higher mineralization than Lumwana". The mineralized strike zone is substantially wider at Dumbwa and way longer at Dumbwa than Lumwana. Up next is Kazhiba and the oxides are expected to restart the party.