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Subject Why The U.S. Army Chose This Rare Earth Company
Date July 30, 2026 11:19 AM
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The U.S. ARMY JUST MADE A BIG MOVE to rebuild America's critical
minerals supply chain.

Commercial mineral processing is coming to active military
installations.

ONLY FOUR COMPANIES WERE SELECTED. ONLY ONE SPECIALIZES IN HEAVY RARE
EARTHS.

Why does that matter?

Because on January 1, 2027, Chinese-origin rare earth materials and
magnets will be prohibited in U.S. defense systems.

That gives defense contractors FEWER THAN 165 DAYS to establish an
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The challenge is enormous.

China controls more than 90% of global rare earth processing and has
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The Pentagon has just months.

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