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Rare Element Announces Appointment of Patrick M. James as Chairman of the Board

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Rare Element Resources announces the appointment of Pat James as Chairman of the Board and reports results of its Annual General Meeting

Voting Results for Annual Meeting of Shareholders

June 13, 2014 - Lakewood, Colorado - Rare Element Resources Ltd. (NYSE MKT: REE and TSX: RES) (the “Company”), a mineral resources company advancing development of the Bear Lodge Critical Rare Earth Project (the “Project”), announced that all eight director-nominees were elected by the shareholders of the Company at the 2014 Annual General Meeting held on June 12, 2014.  Additionally, Mr. Patrick M. James was appointed by the Company’s Board to serve as Chairman, replacing Dr. Donald Ranta who, as previously announced, retired from the Board effective June 12, 2014.  Mr. James brings significant operating and executive experience to the Company through his 45 years in the mining industry, including most recently as President, CEO and a director of Rio Algom Ltd and as the current Chairman of the Board of General Moly, Inc.

“We want to wish Don the best in his retirement and thank him for his many contributions over the years to the success of the Company and to the progress that we have made on the Bear Lodge Project,” said Randall J. Scott, President and Chief Executive Officer.  “In appointing Pat James to the role of Chairman, the Board has acknowledged Pat’s unique experiences and skill set that will benefit the Company as we continue to move the Project toward development and operations.  With over 45 years in the mining industry and executive roles in operating companies like Newmont, Santa Fe Pacific and Rio Algom, Pat is an excellent choice to assume the role of Chairman, as we continue on our path to become North America’s next rare earth producer.”

The Company also announced that the eight director nominees listed in the Company's management information circular dated April 29, 2014 were re-elected at the Annual General Meeting of shareholders of the Company held earlier today.  Shareholders also approved the non-binding advisory vote on executive compensation and ratified the re-appointment of EKS&H, LLLP, Certified Public Accountants, as the auditors of the Company.  Shareholders representing 56.49% of the 47,707,216 shares outstanding were represented in person or by proxy at the meeting. Please see the tables below for voting details.

 

Votes in Favor

 

Votes Withheld

Board Member

Number of votes

     %

 

Number of Votes

     %

M. Norman Anderson

5,131,245

75.06

 

1,705,193

24.94

Norman W. Burmeister

4,830,139

70.65

 

2,006,299

29.35

Gerald W. Grandey

5,265,083

77.02

 

1,571,355

22.98

Patrick M. James

5,251,671

76.82

 

1,584,767

23.18

F. Steven Mooney

5,262,909

76.98

 

1,573,529

23.02

Paul J. Schlauch

5,117,202

74.85

 

1,719,236

25.15

Randall J. Scott

5,287,304

77.34

 

1,549,134

22.66

Lowell A. Shonk

5,165,437

75.56

 

1,671,001

24.44

 

 

 

Votes in Favor

 

Votes Against

 

Votes Withheld

 

Number of votes

     %

 

Number of Votes

     %

 

Number of Votes

     %

Approval on an Advisory Basis, Executive Compensation

4,071,900

59.56

 

2,566,734

37.54

 

197,804

2.89

 

 

Votes in Favor

 

Votes Withheld

 

Number of votes

         %

 

Number of Votes

        %

Ratification of EKS&H, LLLP, Certified Public Accountants as Auditor

25,688,106

95.33

 

1,259,589

4.67

 

The Board of Directors for Rare Element Resources would like to thank its shareholders for their continued support.

Rare Element Resources Ltd. is a publicly traded mineral resource company focused on exploration and development of rare-earth element deposits, specifically those with significant distribution of critical rare earths.  The Company is advancing development of the Bear Lodge Project, located in northeast Wyoming.  Bear Lodge is a significant mineralized district containing many of the less common, more valuable critical rare earths that are essential for electronics, fiber optics, laser systems for health and defense, as well as many evolving green technologies, like hybrid cars, solar panels and wind turbines. Permitting and feasibility work on the Project is currently underway. 

For additional information, please visit the Company’s website at www.rareelementresources.com or contact Robbin Lee at 720-278-2462 or rlee@rareelementresources.com.

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As I step into the role of Interim President and Chief Executive Officer (“CEO”) for the coming weeks, I do so with confidence that we will seamlessly continue on the path the Board has set for us of progressing construction of the demonstration plant toward operations this summer, and in continuing to build awareness of the Company, the Bear Lodge Project, and the importance of establishing a secure domestic rare earth supply chain.

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In 2017, an affiliate of General Atomics, one of the largest, most advanced technology companies in the world, took an equity position in Rare Element Resources.  Since that time, they have brought the full force of their technology development team enhance the Company's recovery/separation technology.
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The Bear Lodge Project area is a significant mineralized district that contains one of the largest disseminated rare earth deposits in North America. This deposit contains many of the less common, more valuable rare earths that are essential for the magnet materials used in electronics, fiber optics, laser systems for health and defense, and many evolving green technologies, such as hybrid cars, solar panels and wind turbines. Rare Element Resources owns 100% of the Project. 

During the last few years, the Company, along General Atomics, whose affiliate is RER's majority shareholder, have been advancing their proprietary extraction/separation technology and have successfully produced commercial-grade neodymium/praseodymium (Nd/Pr) oxide in pilot-plant testing.  These materials are key components to the fast-growing, permanent magnet sector. The next step will be operations of a demonstration plant, which is currently under construction in Upton, WY.  Results generated from operating this plant will be used for the design and economic evaluation of a commercial rare earth processing facility. 

Project Highlights

  • Proprietary Rare Earth Extraction/Separation Technology – Successfully advanced the Company’s technology and produced neodymium/praseodymium (Nd/Pr) oxide in pilot-plant testing. Construction of a demonstration plant is currently underway to prove the scalability of the process and define the requirements for a commercial plant.
  • World-Class Technology Partner and Majority Shareholder – General Atomics, through its affiliate, is the majority shareholder in Rare Element Resources, is a technology leader with a proven track record of bringing new ideas to market.  Their understanding of the strategic role rare earths play in numerous advancing technologies makes them keenly aware of the need for a secure, domestic supply of rare earths. Their relationship within the U.S. Government have been essential to our ability to advance our technology.
  • Bear Lodge Project – Well-defined resource with excellent concentrations of the rare earth elements essential to high-strength, permanent magnets and the many industries that depend on them.  Two of those industries, electric vehicles and wind turbines, are expected to drive a doubling of demand for magnet materials in the next 10 years.
  • Strategic Location – Located in northeast Wyoming, the Bear Lodge Project has easy access to a major interstate, transcontinental rail, natural gas and low-power.  The area has existing infrastructure with a ready and skilled workforce.  The State of Wyoming has a rich history of mineral development and a pro-business focus, and its leaders are actively committed to economic diversification. 
  • Strong Federal and State Support – Both the Department of Energy (DOE) and the Wyoming Energy Authority (WEA) have shown their support for the Project through funding of over $26M for the demonstration plant.  The DOE continues to pursue ways to secure sources for material that will be key to industrial needs, especially those that support the country’s initiative of reducing carbon emissions, like electric vehicles and wind turbines. The WEA is supporting the State’s desire to diversify employment and understands that Wyoming can play a key role in developing a domestic supply chain – from minerals to magnets. 
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