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- USA Rare Earth, Inc. (NASDAQ: USAR) is a vertically integrated mining and manufacturing company focused on the extraction, processing, separation, and production of rare earth elements (REEs), particularly heavy rare-earth elements, critical minerals, and sintered neodymium-iron-boron (NdFeB) permanent magnets, including neo magnets used in defense, electric vehicles, renewable energy, robotics, consumer electronics, wind power, appliances, cordless tools, computing, and semiconductors. The company offers a proprietary Continuous Ion Exchange process for REE and critical mineral separation, alongside heap leach and solvent extraction methods developed at its R&D facility in Wheat Ridge, Colorado; it explores and develops the Round Top Mountain deposit in Hudspeth County, West Texas, which hosts 15 of the 17 REEs—including all heavy REEs—plus gallium, hafnium, zirconium, beryllium, and lithium; and it produces high-purity dysprosium oxide, rare earth metals, alloys, and prototype magnets at its Innovations Lab in Stillwater, Oklahoma, with a full-scale 310,000-square-foot sintered neo magnet manufacturing facility planned for commercial production starting in the first half of 2026 at an initial capacity of 1,200 metric tons annually, scaling to nearly 5,000 metric tons or hundreds of millions of magnets per year. USA Rare Earth serves manufacturers seeking ethically produced, U.S.-made components independent of Chinese supply chains, targeting industries reliant on high-performance magnets and critical materials for national security and advanced technologies. Founded in 2019 and headquartered at 100 West Airport Road in Stillwater, Oklahoma, the company operates facilities across Oklahoma, Colorado, and Texas, with a mine-to-magnet strategy encompassing mining, separation, metal production, and magnet manufacturing to establish a domestic U.S. supply chain. In recent developments, USA Rare Earth announced in January 2025 the successful production of its first batch of sintered NdFeB magnets at the Stillwater Innovations Lab, advancing toward customer prototyping in Q2 2025; in September 2025, it executed a definitive agreement to acquire UK-based Less Common Metals (LCM), a key rare earth metals and alloys producer, for $100 million in cash and 6.74 million USAR shares, enhancing vertical integration with LCM's strip-casting capabilities to feed the Oklahoma magnet plant; concurrently, the company secured a $125 million common equity investment from an existing shareholder to fund LCM integration and operations, following a prior $75 million private investment in public equity in 2025 to support magnet manufacturing. These moves strengthen its position as a leading ex-China supplier of heavy REEs and magnets amid geopolitical supply chain shifts.
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