Harena Resources (LSE:HREE) executive chairman Ivan Murphy joined Stephen Gunnion in the Proactive studio to discuss the company's rare earth strategy, highlighting the scale, progress, and geopolitical importance of its Ampasindava Project in Madagascar. Murphy explained that Harena is not an exploration-stage company and already has 600,000 tonnes of total rare earth oxides proven and ready for production. “We are not an exploration project… we can be part of the solution that is needed for the supply of rare earths outside of China,” he said. Murphy outlined how the project’s ionic clay mineralisation sets it apart, similar to deposits found in China but located in a coastal, infrastructure-accessible part of Madagascar. The company has completed a pre-feasibility study and is now seeking a license upgrade as it progresses toward full-scale development. Institutional interest is growing, with RAB Capital doubling its stake and US investors joining a recent funding round. Harena is also preparing for admission to the OTCQB to widen its investor base and align with US strategic interests in critical minerals. Murphy noted that the US government is actively investing in global rare earth projects, and Harena is engaging with relevant agencies to support development. Watch the full interview for key insights on timelines, US market access, and upcoming project catalysts. For more interviews like this, visit Proactive’s YouTube channel. Don’t forget to like this video, subscribe to the channel, and enable notifications to stay updated. #RareEarths #CriticalMinerals #HarenaResources #MadagascarMining #AmpasindavaProject #IonicClay #OTCQB #USInvestors #RABCapital #ChinaRareEarths #MiningStocks #ResourceDevelopment #SupplyChainSecurity