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Intention to Cross-Trade on the OTCQB Market

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Harena intends to cross-trade shares on OTCQB Market to improve access for North American investors.

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Harena Resources Plc (LSE: HREE), the rare earths company focused on the Ampasindava ionic clay rare earth project in Madagascar (the "Ampasindava Project"), announces that it intends to file an application with the OTC Markets Group ("OTC") for the Company's ordinary shares of 0.5 pence each ("Ordinary Shares") to be publicly cross-traded on the OTCQB Venture Market (the "OTCQB Market"). Subject to approval, the OTCQB Market will provide easier access to trading in the Ordinary Shares to investors in North America.

Donohoe Advisory Associates LLC ("Donohoe Advisory"), a leading advisory firm focused exclusively on assisting companies with Nasdaq, NYSE, and OTC Markets listing matters, will act as OTC Sponsor to the Company.

Ivan Murphy, Non-Executive Chairman of Harena, said:

"Cross-trading on the OTCQB Market is an important step for the Company as we seek to connect with key U.S. stakeholders, including not only investors seeking exposure to our strategically important rare earth project, but also institutions and corporate partners. Furthermore, it reflects our recognition of the ever-growing U.S. critical mineral demand and breaking the reliance on China. We are delighted to be working with Donohoe Advisory and we look forward to progressing our OTCQB Market application."

The Ordinary Shares will continue to trade on the London Stock Exchange under the ticker "HREE".

A further announcement will be made once the application is approved.

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