REalloys has committed $20.6 million to upgrade the Saskatchewan Research Council's rare earth processing facility, securing exclusive long-term supply rights to key rare earth metals like Neodymium-Praseodymium, Dysprosium, and Terbium. The upgrades aim to increase production capacity significantly, with initial commercial production expected by early 2027. REalloys is also developing a Heavy Rare Earth Metallization Facility in Ohio, prioritizing Western suppliers to meet U.S. defense procurement rules that restrict Chinese-sourced materials starting in 2027. This progress positions REalloys to provide a secure, compliant North American supply chain for critical rare earth metals needed in defense and advanced manufacturing.
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