Critica Ltd is producing and testing rare earth products from its Jupiter project in Western Australia, aimed at supporting ongoing product offtake discussions. Multiple outlets report that the company has made a high-purity rare earth oxide sample containing 98.2% total rare earth oxides (TREO), alongside a high-grade iron by-product.
In a separate update on the same project, outlets also report that Critica delivers a second high-grade 58% TREO (total rare earth oxides) carbonate product. The reporting links this second run to improving confidence in repeatable processing and de-risking the project’s flowsheet. Across the coverage, the 58% material is described as increasing magnet and heavy rare earth content, while also reinforcing product quality consistency.
While the outlets use similar figures, their emphasis differs slightly: some focus on the 98.2% oxide sample as a step ahead of offtake talks, while others highlight the successful repeat of the 58% carbonate product and what it implies for development. Both themes relate to demonstrating product quality to potential buyers.
