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USA Rare Earth Inc. specializes in the production of magnets. The company is actively developing an integrated facility that will manage the entire lifecycle of NdFeB magnet creation, from mineral sourcing and extraction to processing and final manufacturing. Within the United States, USA Rare Earth supplies its magnet products to a diverse range of sectors, including defense, automotive, aerospace, general industrial applications, healthcare, and consumer electronics.
USA Rare Earth has potential to deliver significant upside. The capital intensity of mining and competition from other rare-earth miners make it unlikely that USA Rare Earth will grow into a $380 billion company.
European Lithium holders voted heavily for a takeover that would give their acquirer full control of a Greenland rare earth project, and shares of the buyer are sliding anyway. Critical Metals (NASDAQ:CRML) stock is at $6.
USA Rare Earth could play an important role in America's push to reduce reliance on minerals from China. The stock remains risky even after big sell-offs, but it could be worth a close look for certain investors.
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.
Antimony is trading on its own story as the critical minerals complex splits in two. United States Antimony (NYSEAMERICAN:UAMY) shares are up 11% to $3.18, breaking clearly from the rare earth names around it.