• Chilean Cobalt produced its first rare earth carbonate concentrate from the NeoRe Rare Earth Project in southern Chile, marking initial pilot-plant output.
• Commissioning started for the first modular extraction plant, supporting a Chile-based downstream processing route for heavy rare earths.
• A rare earth separation pilot plant in Chile’s Biobío region is being advanced; initial results are expected in late 2026.
• District drilling reached more than 1,800 meters year-to-date across two programs, supporting resource definition and target screening.
• Engagement with potential U.S. strategic partners continues for future processing, separation, and offtake tied to a non-China supply chain.

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