From MineWeb:

Greenland Minerals and Energy, with access to what it says are probably the world's largest deposits of rare earth metals and uranium plans to list in London next year, the company told Reuters on Tuesday.

..."Uranium will pay for all infrastructure and costs of mining at the site and allow for the production of the rare earths and zinc at a negative cost,"McIllree said.

"This mine has the potential to supply around 25%of the world's demand for rare earths. This would see Kvanefjeld emerge as the world's single largest producer of rare earths outside China."

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