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US Critical Materials Corp

Contact: Rachel Winn

Phone: 801-322-3401

Fax: 801-595-0967

4190 S Highland Dr.

Suite 230

Salt Lake City, UT 84124 United States


https://uscriticalmaterials.com/

Hours of operation: 9-5 mountain


E-mail: [email protected]


ABOUT US

US Critical Materials Corp. is a private rare-earths exploration and development company with holdings in Montana and Idaho. The deposits at Sheep Creek Montana are unique due to high grades of rare- earths, low levels of thorium, large numbers of surface carbonatites, and confirmation of rare earths and other minerals at depth.

With a total rare-earth oxide content of almost 9 percent (89,932ppm), the Sheep Creek project is one of the richest mineralized properties in the United States. The deposit contains at least thirteen of the “critical risk” minerals defined by the current administration.

PROJECT OVERVIEW

Sheep Creek is in Ravalli County, southwest Montana. The property encompasses 330 lode claims representing approximately 6,700 acres, or 10 square miles of total land package. The claims are on multiple-use ground administered by the U.S. Forest Service. Government maintenance fees are current for the 2024-2025 assessment year and the claims can be renewed annually. Exploration activities performed by US Critical Materials Corp. have identified more than 50 carbonatite dikes in the Sheep Creek district. This is an unusually high number.

The company has outsourced a full aerial geophysics program with positive results. US Critical Materials has entered into an agreement with Ver-ai (ver-ai.com) in order to use their proprietary artificial intelligence platform to work with our geophysics results and identify further areas of interest on our 10-mile square foot property. US Critical Materials has identified high grades of gallium which are used in advanced chips, and a myriad of military applications. The company has also funded a $250,000 CRADA (Cooperative Research and Development Agreement) with Idaho National Labs (INL) to create an environmentally responsible separation and process system for Sheep Creek ore, and other US deposits and “friendly” country use.





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