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Brazilian Critical Minerals (ASX:BCM), a rare earths explorer in Brazil, has been held by Lowell Resources Funds Management. In February 2026, Lowell discussed its portfolio in the context of portfolio manager John Forwood's long career in resources, which has taken him from Tanzania's goldfields to Indonesia, with Brazilian Critical Minerals among its exposures to emerging critical minerals projects. Brazilian Critical Minerals operates in the Materials sector within the Metals and Mining industry, and Thesis Tracker has captured 1 comment from 1 fund manager, Lowell Resources Funds Management. Headquartered in North Sydney, Brazilian Critical Minerals explores and develops mineral assets in Brazil, focused on its Ema ionic adsorption clay rare earths project in Amazonas state, and is advancing metallurgical testwork and studies to demonstrate low-cost extraction, positioning it as a potential source of rare earths outside China as demand for magnet materials grows.
Company figures as of 15 Oct 2026. For information only.
Fund managers including Lowell Resources Funds Management have invested in Brazilian Critical Minerals Ltd (ASX:BCM).
Lowell's interest reflects Brazilian Critical Minerals' exposure to rare earths in Brazil, an emerging source of non-Chinese critical minerals supply.
The available commentary does not detail specific risks, though as an early-stage explorer the company faces technical, funding and development risks.
Brazilian Critical Minerals Ltd. is an Australian-based exploration and mining company focused on developing mineral assets in Brazil and South America. Headquartered in North Perth, the company operates across two geographical segments: Brazil and Australia. Its core project portfolio includes Juma East, Ema, Tres Estados, Pombos, and Eldorado do Juma. Originally founded on September 24, 1999, the firm identifies and advances critical mineral properties to support its development pipeline within the region.
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