Rare earth exploration and development at Murima Hills, Kenya.
Seventeen elements behind modern technology
Rare earths are a group of 17 metals. Small amounts of them make magnets stronger, screens brighter and medical scans clearer. Select an element to see what it does.
Showing all 17 elements.
Neodymium
Scandium and yttrium sit above the lanthanide row, as they do in the periodic table. Tiles show atomic number and atomic mass.
Murima Hills
This is where our work begins. We are building a rare earth project that respects the forest and the land, follows Kenyan law, and leaves lasting benefit with the communities who live here.
What we stand by
Done properly
We follow Kenya's mining and environmental rules at every stage, from survey to site.
With the community
We talk with the people of Murima Hills early and openly, and we share the benefits of the work.
For a cleaner future
Rare earths go into electric vehicles, wind turbines and phones. We want Kenya to be a reliable source.
The path ahead
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01
Explore We are here
Mapping the hills and sampling the ground to understand what lies beneath.
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Study
Assessing the size of the resource, the environment, and what the community needs.
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Develop
Building a safe, licensed operation that creates local jobs and skills.
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Supply
Delivering rare earths to the makers of magnets, electronics and clean energy.
Be first to know when we launch
Investors, partners, media, government and community members are all welcome. Send us your details and we'll let you know when the site goes live, or call us today.
Call or WhatsApp+254 708 783 352