Investment Considerations
- REalloys is developing a fully integrated mine-to-magnet supply chain that spans feedstock sourcing, processing, metallization, alloying, and magnet manufacturing within North America.
- The company’s partnership with the Saskatchewan Research Council secures access to commercial-scale rare earth processing and 80% of facility output under a long-term arrangement.
- Proprietary HF-free metallization technology enables the production of rare earth fluorides without hydrofluoric acid, supporting safer and more compliant processing.
- Planned magnet manufacturing capacity of up to 10,000 tonnes per year positions the company to supply key end markets including electric vehicles, wind energy, and defense systems.
- Government alignment, including a Defense Logistics Agency contract and eligibility for U.S. strategic funding programs, supports the company’s role in domestic critical materials supply chains.
REalloys Inc. (NASDAQ: ALOY) is a U.S.-based rare earth company focused on establishing a fully domestic supply chain for rare earth metals and permanent magnets. The company’s platform is designed to address long-standing structural gaps in North America’s ability to process, refine, and manufacture critical materials used in defense systems, electrification technologies, and industrial applications.
Its approach centers on vertical integration, spanning feedstock sourcing, processing, metallization, alloying, and magnet production. By combining proprietary technologies with strategic partnerships, REalloys is building a coordinated system capable of producing high-purity rare earth materials and finished magnet products within allied jurisdictions.
Through this integrated model, the company aims to deliver a secure and traceable supply of critical materials while reducing reliance on foreign processing and manufacturing infrastructure.
Operations
Integrated Processing and Metallization Platform
REalloys’ midstream capabilities are anchored by its partnership with the Saskatchewan Research Council (“SRC”), which operates the first fully integrated rare earth processing, separation, and metal-making facility in North America. REalloys has secured rights to acquire 80% of the oxides and metals produced at the facility, with a right of first refusal on the remaining 20%.
The SRC facility is designed to process approximately 3,000 tonnes per year of monazite concentrate and produce separated oxides and alloys, including neodymium, praseodymium, dysprosium, and terbium. It includes commercial-scale uranium and thorium removal capability, enabling compliant processing of monazite and addressing a key bottleneck in Western rare earth supply chains.
REalloys is advancing a heavy rare earth metallization facility expected to begin operations in 2027, designed to produce approximately 30 tonnes of dysprosium and 15 tonnes of terbium annually. The company is also developing a U.S.-based metallization facility with capacity of approximately 3,000 tonnes per year of high-purity metals, integrating upstream processing with downstream manufacturing.
Magnet Manufacturing and Downstream Operations
REalloys is building a NdFeB magnet manufacturing facility with initial capacity of 3,000 tonnes per year, scaling to 10,000 tonnes annually. At full capacity, the facility is expected to support production requirements equivalent to approximately 1.5 to 2.0 million electric vehicles per year and 7,000 to 10,000 wind turbines.
Through its Ohio operations, including PMT Critical Metals, the company has established capabilities in alloy design, engineered powders, and magnet production processes, with demonstrated production of high-purity rare earth metals and NdFeB magnets.
Feedstock and Resource Strategy
REalloys’ upstream supply includes its Hoidas Lake project in Saskatchewan, which contains both light and heavy rare earth elements and is positioned to support approximately 3,000 to 5,000 tonnes per year of magnet manufacturing capacity.
Additional feedstock sources include monazite supply agreements, recycled magnets, e-waste, and other secondary resources, providing diversified and flexible inputs across the supply chain.
Technology and Strategic Positioning
REalloys has developed a proprietary metallization process that eliminates the use of hydrofluoric acid in the production of rare earth fluorides, enabling a safer and more compliant processing pathway while producing metallization-grade intermediates.
The company has also received support from the U.S. Defense Logistics Agency through a contract awarded to its subsidiary supporting the scaling of domestic production of critical rare earth metals and meets eligibility criteria for multiple U.S. strategic funding programs supporting domestic supply chain development.
Market Opportunity
According to Grand View Research, the global rare earth elements market was valued at $3.95 billion in 2024 and is projected to reach $6.28 billion by 2030, growing at a compound annual growth rate of 8.6%. Magnets represented approximately 41.0% of total market revenue in 2024, while neodymium accounted for 30.3% of the market by product.
The market remains highly concentrated, with Asia Pacific accounting for more than 86% of global revenue, and China producing approximately 60% of global output while processing nearly 90%. This concentration reflects the limited availability of non-Chinese rare earth processing and magnet manufacturing capacity.
Demand for rare earth materials is driven by applications in electric vehicles, wind energy, and defense systems, all of which require high-performance permanent magnets. REalloys’ planned production capacity of up to 10,000 tonnes per year of NdFeB magnets is aligned with demand from electric vehicles, wind energy, and defense applications.
Leadership Team
Lipi Sternheim, Chief Executive Officer, leads REalloys and has been responsible for advancing the company’s vertically integrated rare earth platform, including the development of its proprietary metallization technologies and execution of strategic partnerships supporting North American supply chain buildout. He has played a central role in aligning the company’s upstream, midstream, and downstream operations to support scalable production of rare earth metals and magnets.
Stephen duMont, Chairman, oversees the company’s strategic direction and has been involved in positioning REalloys within the broader rare earth and defense supply chain landscape. His work includes guiding key partnerships, supporting capital formation initiatives, and advancing the company’s facility development strategy across North America.
Mike Crabtree, President and CEO of the Saskatchewan Research Council, leads SRC and plays a central role in REalloys’ access to commercial-scale rare earth processing, separation, and metal production capabilities. Under his leadership, SRC has developed the integrated processing platform that enables the partnership’s midstream capabilities and supports the production of rare earth oxides and metals at commercial scale.