The U.S. Just Took A Big Step to Break China's Magnet Dominance
Oil Prices Head for 20% Monthly Surge Despite Recent Pullback This is where China’s rare earth magnet monopoly ends.
REalloys (NASDAQ: ALOY) has signed a strategic agreement with permanent magnet manufacturerJS Linkto develop one of thefirst fully integrated non-Chinese rare earth magnet platforms, bringing together feedstock, separation, metallization, and permanent magnet manufacturing under a single North American industrial strategy.
Permanent magnets power guided missiles, fighter aircraft, submarines, industrial robots, electric vehicles, AI infrastructure, and wind turbines.
China manufactures the overwhelming majority of them, giving Beijing extraordinary leverage over industries now driving military modernization, advanced manufacturing and the global energy transition.
The agreement creates a path to manufacturing American rare earth magnets entirely on American soil.
Rebuilding North America’s rare earths supply chain is now moving at breakneck speed.
Only weeks ago, REalloys was selected by theU.S.
Army for exclusive negotiationsto develop heavy rare earth processing facilities at the Tooele Army Depot in Utah, placing the company at the center of Washington’s effort to rebuild domestic rare earth processing and ahead of theDepartment of Defense’s January 1, 2027, banon Chinese-origin rare earth magnets.
Today’s announcement carries that strategy one step further, extending it beyond processing into finished magnet manufacturing.
Army project established the processing backbone.
JS Link adds permanent magnet manufacturing.
Together, they place every major stage of rare earth production–from feedstock through finished magnets–inside a single American industrial platform.
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