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Jaguar Uranium's Berlin results highlight Western Hemisphere critical minerals potential

Sep 24, 2026, 7:23 AM EDT1 sourcesAI-analyzed

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Positive TREO signals in a uranium-REE-vanadium-phosphate context, coupled with US–Colombia cooperation, could elevate near-term investor interest despite lack of a defined resource.

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Jaguar Uranium's Berlin resampling uncovers rare earths co-occurring with uranium, vanadium and phosphate, with TREO up to 3,570 ppm. While exploratory and not yet a resource, the results fit the U.S.–Colombia critical-minerals cooperation lens under the Barranquilla Accords, potentially increasing Berlin's strategic value and guiding future drilling and modeling.

Berlin Project shows polymetallic U–REE–V–P mineralization.
Intervals: up to 3,570 ppm TREO and 607 ppm MREO (0.63 m).
Resampling tested 2010–2012 core; results inform geological modeling.
US–Colombia Barranquilla Accords bolster Berlin within critical-minerals framework.

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