REalloys to build a USD 40 million heavy rare earth metallization facility in partnership with the Saskatchewan Research Council

Reuters03-11
REalloys to build a USD 40 million heavy rare earth metallization facility in partnership with the Saskatchewan Research Council

REalloys announced a fully financed expansion to build heavy rare earth metallization equipment in Saskatoon with the Saskatchewan Research Council. The company said the equipment is expected to be relocated to Ohio after commissioning to supply U.S. defense customers and Defense Logistics Agency stockpiles. REalloys expects initial operations in 1H 2027, with full commercial-scale operations expected in mid-to-late 2027. The facility is expected to cost about USD 40 million and produce about 30 tonnes of dysprosium metal annually. It is also expected to produce about 15 tonnes of terbium metal annually.

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