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Brazilian Rare Earths (ASX:BRE) is a high-grade rare earths explorer that has been volatile despite strong drilling results. In June 2026, Pengana and Perennial reported Brazilian Rare Earths fell 32% despite announcing more very high-grade exploration results, including from a fourth major area, Velhinhas, on its 1,800 square kilometre tenement, with Perennial attributing the fall to index-related trading. In May, Perennial noted a 33% rise on anticipation of a spin-out of its bauxite assets and index inclusion, and Pengana highlighted positive sector sentiment after USA Rare Earth acquired Serra Verde. Brazilian Rare Earths operates in the Materials sector within the Metals and Mining industry, and Thesis Tracker has captured 24 comments from 2 fund managers, Pengana and Perennial. Founded in 2021 by Bernardo da Veiga and headquartered in Sydney, the company explores for rare earths in Bahia, Brazil.
Company figures as of 15 Oct 2026. For information only.
Fund managers including Pengana Capital Group and Perennial Partners have invested in Brazilian Rare Earths Ltd (ASX:BRE).
Pengana and Perennial highlight very high-grade drilling results across a large tenement package, a potential bauxite spin-off and positive sector sentiment from industry acquisitions.
Perennial notes extreme volatility, including a 32% fall despite good results, driven by index trading, and the company remains an explorer facing development and funding risks.
Brazilian Rare Earths Ltd. is a mineral exploration company headquartered in Sydney, Australia. Founded on March 3, 2021, by Bernardo da Veiga, the company specializes in the discovery and development of mineral resources located in Brazil. As an exploration-focused firm, it manages operations centered on identifying and advancing high-value mineral assets within the Brazilian region.
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11,356 comments from 164 managers on 761 companies, snapshot 15 Oct 2026.