Appia Rare Earths & Uranium Corp., a Toronto-based enterprise founded in 2007, is actively engaged in the acquisition, exploration, advancement, and appraisal of mineral properties throughout Canada. Its core mission is to identify and cultivate deposits containing uranium and rare earth elements. The firm wholly owns the Elliot Lake property, a collection of 61 mining claims covering approximately 12,545 hectares in northern Ontario. Furthermore, Appia holds stakes in several properties situated in Saskatchewan: the Alces Lake property (25,083.8 hectares), the Eastside property (4,933 hectares), the Loranger property (26,409 hectares), and the North Wollaston property (16,682 hectares). The company rebranded to its present name in October 2021, having formerly been known as Appia Energy Corp.
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Appia Rare Earths & Uranium Corp., a Toronto-based enterprise founded in 2007, is actively engaged in the acquisition, exploration, advancement, and appraisal of mineral properties throughout Canada. Its core mission is to identify and cultivate deposits containing uranium and rare earth elements. The firm wholly owns the Elliot Lake property, a collection of 61 mining claims covering approximately 12,545 hectares in northern Ontario. Furthermore, Appia holds stakes in several properties situated in Saskatchewan: the Alces Lake property (25,083.8 hectares), the Eastside property (4,933 hectares), the Loranger property (26,409 hectares), and the North Wollaston property (16,682 hectares). The company rebranded to its present name in October 2021, having formerly been known as Appia Energy Corp.
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Appia Rare Earths & Uranium Corp., a Toronto-based enterprise founded in 2007, is actively engaged in the acquisition, exploration, advancement, and appraisal of mineral properties throughout Canada. Its core mission is to identify and cultivate deposits containing uranium and rare earth elements. The firm wholly owns the Elliot Lake property, a collection of 61 mining claims covering approximately 12,545 hectares in northern Ontario. Furthermore, Appia holds stakes in several properties situated in Saskatchewan: the Alces Lake property (25,083.8 hectares), the Eastside property (4,933 hectares), the Loranger property (26,409 hectares), and the North Wollaston property (16,682 hectares). The company rebranded to its present name in October 2021, having formerly been known as Appia Energy Corp.