St George Mining executive chairman John Prineas showcasing the company’s world-class rare earths-niobium Araxá project to investors and government representatives from the US during the Brazil-US Critical Minerals Forum in March. Credit: File St George Mining (ASX: SGQ) has nailed its thickest hit yet at the company’s Araxá rare earths and niobium project in Brazil, serving up a hefty slab of high-grade rare earths and niobium mineralisation beginning right from surface. Fr

St George Mining executive chairman John Prineas (centre right) at the Brazil-US Critical Minerals Forum in March with (L–R): Thiago Amaral, Gabriel Escobar and Daniel Guimarães Medrado de Castro. Credit: File St George Mining (ASX: SGQ) has rolled out another big-ticket partnership at its Araxá critical minerals project in Brazil, striking a strategic alliance with innovative metals processor Boston Metal to chase a cleaner, potentially cheaper pathway to niobium production

St George Mining has linked up with a leading European rare earths processing firm to conduct testing on rare earths material from the company’s blockbuster Araxá project, in Brazil. Credit: File St George Mining (ASX: SGQ) has linked up with a globally-leading European rare earths processing firm to conduct testing on the company’s hard-rock rare earths material at its blockbuster Araxá project, in the Brazilian State of Minas Gerais. Management has signed a memorandum of u

St George Mining’s Brazil country head (left) and Fernando Contadini, chief executive officer of Nanum (right), at the signing of the MoU. Credit: File St George Mining (ASX: SGQ) is taking aim at the “basket value” problem that plagues many rare earths projects, signing a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to explore a downstream process that could upgrade the product mix from its Brazilian Araxá project. Under a non-binding deal with Brazilian fine chemicals group Nanum Nan

St George Mining’s round-the-clock diamond drilling at Araxá is keeping all hands on deck in the core store. Credit: File St George Mining (ASX: SGQ) seems irrepressible as it keeps the drill bit spinning at its 100 per cent-owned Araxá rare earths and niobium project in Brazil and delivering more assays showing thick, high-grade mineralisation from surface. The company says the latest results from 16 diamond drill holes have confirmed strong grade continuity in the monster c

St George Mining executive chairman John Prineas (right) checking diamond drill core from its high-grade Araxá REE-niobium project in Brazil. Credit: File St George Mining (ASX: SGQ) has bolstered its leadership ranks by hiring a seasoned in-country geologist as it accelerates planning and development of the company’s world-class Araxá rare earths-niobium project in Brazil. Ms Carla Grasso is a highly credentialled senior resource geologist, with more than two decades of ope

St George Mining will soon join the Australian S&P/ASX All Ordinaries Index. Credit: File St George Mining (ASX: SGQ) has scored a visibility boost after clinching a spot in the much-coveted S&P/ASX All Ordinaries (All Ords) Index, effective prior to the open of trade on Monday, March 23. The All Ords tracks the top 500 companies on the Australian Securities Exchange by market capitalisation, so inclusion can help broaden a stock’s investor audience and lift liquidity throug

St George Mining has been furiously drilling out its Brazilian Araxá rare earths and niobium project in the lead up to its latest resource upgrade. Credit: File St George Mining (ASX: SGQ) has delivered a stunning resource upgrade at its already giant Araxá rare earths and niobium project in the Barreiro carbonatite complex in Minas Gerais, Brazil, lifting the project’s mineral resource by a hefty 75 per cent and reinforcing its credentials as a potential Tier‑1 global rare

A gravity metre used as part of the exploration program at St George Mining’s Araxá niobium–rare earths project in Brazil. Credit: File In a barnstorming start to the year, St George Mining (ASX: SGQ) has delivered its thickest intercept to date at the company’s wholly owned Araxá rare earths project in Brazil, reinforcing the deposit’s credentials as a potential world-class minerals play. The company’s latest diamond drilling has punched out a whopping 164.45 metres of cont

Niobium pellets from St George Mining’s operated Araxá niobium–rare earths project in Brazil. Credit: File St George Mining (ASX: SGQ) has snapped up prime industrial land next to its Araxá project in Brazil, clearing a major hurdle on the path to fast-tracked niobium and rare earths production in a red-hot critical minerals market. The land parcel, comprising 166 hectares, is less than 2 kilometres from the mining tenure and is zoned for mining and industrial use. Management

Minas Gerais Governor Romeu Zema addresses the St George Mining’s Open Day and Critical Minerals Forum at Araxá, watched by the company’s in-country leaders Thiago Amaral (centre) and Adriano Rios. Credit: File Brazil has rolled out the welcome mat for St George Mining’s (ASX: SGQ) Araxá project, with the State of Minas Gerais formally approving a preferential goods tax regime for the company’s Araxá niobium and rare earths project. The deal removes state goods tax of up to 1

St George Mining is currently drilling around the clock at its Araxá rare earths-niobium project in Brazil. Credit: File For a project that already screams serious scale, the latest round of assays from St George Mining’s (ASX: SGQ) Araxá rare earths and niobium project in Brazil may have just taken the play up another notch. The company has rattled off another batch of diamond drill results that read more like a wish list than routine step-out holes. Thick mineralised zones

St George Mining has hired a leading government relations firm to deepen ties with the US as it pursues potential incentives and funding support for its Araxá critical minerals project in Brazil. Credit: File St George Mining (ASX: SGQ) has made a strategic move to strengthen ties with the United States Government by appointing a leading government relations firm, as the aspiring producer looks to provide in-demand critical minerals such as rare earths and niobium to the Wes

St George Mining executives meet with US government representatives at EXPOSIBRAM in October 2025. Third from left, John Prineas (St George Chairman); fourth from left, Gabriel Escobar (Chargé d’Affaires, US Embassy Brasilia); fifth from left, Adriano Rios (Director, St George Brasil). Credit: File St George Mining (ASX: SGQ) has secured extra runway in its push to feed US rare earths demand, extending its strategic alliance with Ohio-based REalloys - a key player already su

St George Mining’s diamond drill rig in action at its Araxá rare earths project in Brazil. Credit: File St George Mining (ASX:SGQ) has landed another set of jaw-dropping rare earths and niobium results at its wholly owned Araxá project in Minas Gerais, Brazil, with diamond-drill assays confirming thick, high-grade intercepts from surface, beyond the current world-class resource outline. The current resource stands at 40.6 million tonnes grading 4.13 per cent total rare earth

St George Mining’s Araxá project resource area in Brazil, adjacent to Brazilian heavyweight CBMM’s world-class niobium mine. Credit: File St George Mining (ASX: SGQ) has uncovered a new zone of high-grade niobium mineralisation at its Araxá project in Brazil, with assays confirming thick intercepts from surface well beyond the current mineral resource estimate envelope. The company says its latest discovery lies 400 metres northwest of the existing resource in a previously u

St George Mining’s Araxá project in Brazil (outlined in red), which sits adjacent to Brazilian heavyweight CBMM’s world-class pyrochlore-laden niobium mine. Credit: File St George Mining (ASX: SGQ) has again lifted the bar at its Araxá project in Brazil, delivering another round of standout drilling results that continue to expand and enhance its already world-class rare earths and niobium resource. The latest diamond drilling assays from St George’s 100 per cent–owned Araxá

St George Mining has delivered its thickest intercept to date at the company’s 100 per cent-owned Araxá rare earths and niobium project in Brazil, where one hole returned 139m at 4.05%total rare earth oxides.

St George Mining’s diamond drilling at its giant Araxá rare earths and niobium project in Brazil has been running 24/7 and has recently drilled the company’s longest mineralised intercept exceeding 115m from surface. Credit: File St George Mining (ASX: SGQ) has delivered its thickest-ever high-grade rare earths and niobium diamond drill hit in the short but spectacular history of the company’s 100%-owned Araxá project in Brazil, boring through a staggering 115.65m from surfac

St George Mining executive chair John Prineas. Credit: File St George Mining (ASX: SGQ) has unleashed a fresh suite of standout rare earths and niobium numbers from its maiden diamond drilling program at the company-defining Araxá project in Brazil – and the new results could reshape the scale of what is already one of the Western world’s most significant critical-minerals discoveries. The latest six holes lit up the lab sheets with exceptional and consistent grades and thick