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Insider activity (SEC Form 4)
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Valuation
Trading at 493.0× sales vs its 792.0× historical median P/S.
Fair value ≈ $0.43 · price $0.27 today
Undervalued · 38% below
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☢️ $CTVFF : One Critical Mineral the Nuclear Industry Can't Replace
Most investors know uranium powers nuclear reactors.
Far fewer know that uranium must first be converted into uranium hexafluoride before it can be enriched into nuclear fuel and that process depends on fluorine.
The catch? Fluorspar is the world's only commercial source of fluorine.
🔹 The U.S. recently announced a $169M investment to strengthen its domestic nuclear fuel supply chain
🔹 China still produces roughly 60% of the world's fluorspar
🔹 The U.S. consumes an estimated 40,000-50,000 tonnes annually but currently has no domestic production
CleanTech Vanadium is advancing projects in the historic Illinois / Kentucky Fluorspar District, which produced more than 30 million tons of fluorspar and over 90% of historic U.S. production.
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Sector Peers: $ARRNF $TMRC $USAU $WWR
@CleanTechCTV
⚡ $CTVFF : AI Needs More Power. Power Needs Fluorspar
While everyone is focused on AI chips, CleanTech Vanadium Mining is building exposure further up the supply chain: fluorspar.
Fluorspar is the world’s only commercial source of fluorine, a key input for nuclear power, semiconductor manufacturing, and advanced batteries
🌍 The Bigger Picture
🔹 China produces roughly 60% of global supply
🔹 The U.S. consumes an estimated 40,000–50,000 tonnes annually, with no domestic production
⛏️ Recent Progress
✅ Started an 8-hole, 9,000 foot diamond drilling program, with potential to expand to 16 holes
✅ Controls 17,000+ acres in the historic Illinois-Kentucky Fluorspar District, which produced 30+ million tons and over 90% of historic U.S. supply
📈 With AI driving power demand and the U.S. looking to secure domestic critical minerals, CTVFF is advancing at a very interesting time for fluorspar
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Sector Peers: $ARRNF $TMRC $USAU $WWR
$ARRNF It's just a shame that Mark Wall and other members of management aren't officially buying ARR shares on the OTC market.
That would send a completely different signal.
$ARRNF
I think today’s announcement is more significant than it first appears.
American Rare Earths just added Matthew Gili to its Board of Directors. This isn’t just another independent director—Gili is the current CEO of Ur-Energy and has spent decades leading major mining companies including Rio Tinto, Barrick, Nevada Copper, and i-80 Gold.
To me, this signals ARR is transitioning from “proving the resource” to “building the company capable of developing the resource.”
Even more interesting, Gili has deep experience operating in Wyoming, where Halleck Creek is located. That brings valuable expertise in permitting, mine development, financing, and regional relationships.
Companies generally don’t recruit executives with this level of mine-building experience unless they’re preparing for the next phase.
$ARRNF American Rare Earths advances Halleck Creek as 2026 drilling campaign gains momentum
https://www.proactiveinvestors.com/companies/news/1094081/american-rare-earths-advances-halleck-creek-as-2026-drilling-campaign-gains-momentum-1094081.html
$ARRNF in hindsight this will seem obvious and inevitable. The US is in no position to disregard the largest (by far) domestic rare earth mine. This is extraordinarily undervalued.
