Coola Rare Earths & Niobium Project, Angola
Location of the Coola REE Project within Angola.
The three large ring structures of the Sulima and Sulima west alkaline intrusions and the Mt Verde.
The ring structure of the Coola Carbonatite and alkaline intrusion.
Rare Earths & Niobium Project in Angola
The Coola Rare Earths & Niobium Project is a highly prospective critical minerals project in central Angola, targeting rare earth elements and niobium essential to electric vehicles, renewable energy technologies and advanced manufacturing. The project covers approximately 830km² and hosts multiple alkaline intrusions and carbonatite targets within the Lucapa Graben region.
Project Highlights
- 830km² granted exploration licence in central Angola
- Four mapped alkaline intrusions
- Two known carbonatite targets with rare earth and niobium potential
- Located within the Lucapa Graben
- Historical geophysical and geochemical datasets available
- Approximately 60km from Huambo
Geological Setting
The project is situated within the Lucapa Graben, a major geological corridor known for alkaline intrusions, kimberlites and carbonatites that can host rare earth elements, niobium and phosphate mineralisation.
Priority Exploration Targets
- Coola Carbonatite
- Mt Verde Carbonatite
- Sulima Intrusion
- Sulima West Intrusion
Why the Coola Project Matters
The Coola Project combines district-scale landholding, established geological prospectivity, known carbonatite systems and historical exploration data within one of Africa’s emerging critical minerals regions.
