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MP does not currently pay a dividend.
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MP Materials Corp. manages and operates facilities dedicated to the extraction and refinement of rare earth elements. The company's primary asset is the Mountain Pass Rare Earth mine, a key operation situated within the Western Hemisphere. MP Materials holds comprehensive mineral rights for this significant deposit and its surrounding areas, alongside proprietary intellectual property essential for the ongoing processing and technological development of rare earth minerals. Its product offerings include critical elements such as cerium, lanthanum, neodymium, praseodymium, and samarium. Established in 2017, the company is headquartered in Las Vegas, Nevada.
MP Materials and Lynas are expanding rare earth production, but profitability, operational challenges and valuation differences could determine which stock offers the stronger investment case.
MP Materials stock has lost half of its value in 2026. The company has reported strong revenue growth; it is also expected to open its next magnet factory in 2028.
Japan has told Washington it is “months” from running out of yttrium, a rare earth used in jet engines and chipmaking equipment, and has asked the US to help push China to ease its export restrictions.
Rare-earth elements are crucial for magnets used in many modern technologies, while copper is a key metal in the power grid. MP Materials offers high-growth exposure to U.S.-produced rare earths, supported by long-term contracts and price protections.
While short traders tend to evacuate their positions after benefiting from a steep correction, they appear set on betting against the wider U.S. strategic resources sector despite the brutal sell-off that has been affecting it throughout 2026.