Mega Tech Rare & Critical Minerals
Our elements
Heavy rare earths &
Heavy rare earths &
high-purity quartz
A shovel-ready, non hard-rock (HREE) Heavy Rare Earth Element / Polymetallic Deposit with (HPQ) High-Purity Quartz as a valuable secondary by-product.
66DyDysprosium
65TbTerbium
14 SiQuartz SiO₂
Shovel-readyPositioned for Fast Development
Non-hard-rockMassive Lateritized Pegmatite
PolymetallicDy · Tb · Nb · Ta · SiO₂ + Critical Metals
Two assetsHeavy Rare Earths + High Purity Quartz
why hreE & critical elements matter
Independent U.S. domestic and allied supply
Heavy rare earths are among the hardest critical minerals to source. Defense, energy and technology manufacturers need secure, traceable supply they can count on.
- Critical to national security and advanced manufacturing
- Limited independent sources worldwide
- Built to serve U.S. domestic and allied supply chains
~920 lbsof rare earth materials in each F-35 fighter. Military aircraft rely on rare earth magnets (samarium-cobalt, and neodymium magnets with dysprosium and terbium) for flight controls, guidance and electronics.Source: Congressional Research Service, R41744
Who needs these Elements
Powering what moves, flies and connects
Dy · Tb · Nb
Defense aircraft
Heat-resistant HREE magnets for flight controls and guidance; superalloys for engines.
Nb · Ta
Hypersonics
Niobium and Tantalum alloys that withstand extreme heat in engines and airframes.
HREE · Nb · Si
Space & satellites
Magnets and specialty alloys for satellite actuators, thrusters, electronics, and solar panels.
Nd · Pr · Dy · Tb
Electric vehicles
Traction-motor magnets that stay strong at high temperature.
Nd · Dy
Wind & clean energy
Permanent-magnet generators in modern wind turbines.
Ta · SiO₂ · Ga
Electronics & chips
Tantalum capacitors in phones and computers; high-purity quartz for chipmaking.
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