Silicon Ridge Critical Minerals Project

planned

The Silicon Ridge project in Utah is a large halloysite-hosted ion-adsorption clay deposit containing 16 critical minerals including germanium, gallium, lithium, rubidium, scandium, cesium, tungsten, vanadium, and niobium. The project has mining permits in place and a 74,000-square-foot processing facility built at its headquarters in Provo, enabling rapid development. It aims to be the first domestic, fast-to-extract rare earth elements and critical minerals source in the U.S.