Entry 01228 km²
Orión EU Project
Andalusia, Spain · 37.42°N · 4.85°W
- Mineralised outcrops over 12 km apart
- Two interpreted pervasive seams
- Over 45% THM in outcrop samples
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Three projects. Three economic minerals. One deposit belt across the Andalusia Mining Province — mapped, gridded and referenced for the investor who wants the whole picture.

§01 · Three Economic Minerals
Source · Orión permit outcrop samples
| # | Mineral | Formula | Signal | Driver |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 01 | Rutile Outcrop samples containing over 45% Total Heavy Metals (THM) across the Orión permit. | Titanium (TiO₂) | High Grade | Aerospace alloys · Pigments · Medical implants |
| 02 | Zircon One of three economic minerals confirmed across mineralised outcrops. | Zirconium / Hafnium (ZrSiO₄) | High Value | Nuclear · Ceramics · Semiconductors |
| 03 | Monazite Two interpreted pervasive seams, with outcrops over 12 km apart within a 228 km² permit area. | Rare Earth Elements (REE) | High Tonnage | EV motors · Wind turbines · Defence |
§02 · Atlas Entries
§03 · Critical Minerals Demand
Indicative reference figures · not a forecast
Rare earths from monazite power the permanent magnets in EV traction motors.
Neodymium and dysprosium drive the generators inside modern wind turbines.
Titanium from rutile forms the backbone of high-performance airframes.
Zirconium and hafnium underpin semiconductors, ceramics, and nuclear alloys.
§04 · Newswire
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