New certified assay results from four diamond drill holes show light rare earth oxide grades of up to 3.05% over nearly 38 metres at the company's Teufelskuppe carbonatite project.

Certified assays show low thorium and uranium at the Teufelskuppe carbonatite complex, removing a common barrier to rare earth processing economics.

Results from three drill holes at Kendrick Resources' Namibian project validate field pXRF readings and reinforce the scale of light rare earth mineralisation.

It has engaged German consultancy Anzaplan to begin early-stage processing analysis on samples from its Teufelskuppe rare earths project in Namibia.

New diamond drilling at the Namibian project delivered light rare earth oxide grades of up to 5.80% over continuous widths exceeding 36 metres.

"The more results we receive the more I become impressed with the continuity and consistency of both grade and mineralisation which in this case are quite remarkable", said Colin Bird, Kendrick's chairman.

Chairman Colin Bird said the discovery "potentially provides access from surface to high-grade material that can contribute meaningfully to the mineral resource the Company is steadily building."

Three new diamond drill holes at the Teufelskuppe carbonatite project in Namibia have returned broad, shallow rare earth intersections, with one hole hitting grades above 3% total rare earth oxides across multiple intervals to nearly 40 metres depth.

New pXRF results from three diamond drill holes return peak grades above 15 wt% total rare earth oxides, with certified lab analysis pending.

Kendrick Resources has raised £1.76m to advance drilling at its Bonya Rare Earth project via subscriptions at 7p per share, taking the enlarged share capital to 402.06m shares.

A high‑resolution digital elevation model and volumetric reassessment at the Namibian Teufelskuppe project underpin an in‑house, non‑JORC estimate of roughly 14 million tonnes of surface carbonatite, and ongoing drilling aims to convert it to a JORC resource.

Kendrick Resources has set out a work programme and clear milestones toward initial production at its Teufelskuppe and Kieshöhe rare earth licences after securing a 70% interest in the projects.