Mamba Exploration has identified widely distributed, shallowly buried clay-type rare earth deposits in the eastern anomaly zone of its 2 km × 1 km Hyden project in Western Australia.
　　Sampling and analysis indicate that mineralization is present at a depth of 16 meters, extending over a thickness of 32 meters, with a total rare earth oxide (TREO) grade of 0.149%. This includes a 12-meter-thick zone with a TREO grade of 0.1899%.
　　The ore body is continuous both to the south and to the north.
　　Of the 58 drill holes already completed, 45 have encountered mineralization grades exceeding 0.05%, and the ore bodies in 26 holes remain unpenetrated.
　　The proportion of praseodymium and neodymium rare earth elements averages 23%.
　　The initial drilling results indicate that the mineralization is widely distributed and exhibits good continuity.
　　The preliminary leaching test has begun.