ActivEX Limited has identified rare earth element anomalism at its Aramac Project in Central Queensland, returning up to 1,490 ppm Total Rare Earth Elements from an initial phase of grid-based soil sampling.

The exploration program comprised 101 soil samples and 7 rock samples collected along an 8-kilometre trend north and south of the Dunns Road Prospect within exploration permit EPM 28644 Fortuna. Field teams used a handheld Niton pXRF analyser to screen the material, recording 28 soil samples exceeding 1,000 ppm TREE.

The Aramac Project encompasses exploration permits EPM 28644 Fortuna and EPM 28645 Ivy Leaf, targeting rare earth elements and base metals along a 55-kilometre trend northeast of Aramac.

ActivEX has submitted all collected samples to ALS in Townsville for formal laboratory multielement, gold and rare earth element analyses. Geochemical results obtained via handheld pXRF provide a preliminary indication only, as the device reads only five of the fourteen rare earth elements as a partial analysis.

“What is more exciting is the soil sampling has located zones of elevated REE to 1,490ppm (Ce + Pr +Nd +Ce +Y), these being the only REE elements that the pXRF can read.”

— Mark Derriman, Managing Director

ActivEX plans to receive and evaluate laboratory assay results from ALS to guide subsequent exploration steps. The company has outlined further work for the 2026 and 2027 field seasons, including aircore drilling targeting the elevated rare earth element trend at the base of the scarp, alongside deeper drilling around the identified goethitic gossan occurrences.

ActivEX shares closed flat at $0.025 on 8 September 2026.

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