Europe has a new buyer of scrap magnets and rare earth magnetic materials for recycling into freshly minted powders for producing high-quality magnets. Precious metals company Heraeus has begun production at what is now the continent’s largest recycling plant for rare earth magnets.
Less Common Metals, a refiner and leading producer of rare earth metals and alloys in the Western world, continues to expand its technical capabilities with the addition of more process equipment at its headquarters in England, with a newly designed molten salt electrolysis cell and through an innovative collaborative effort on magnet recycling. This article highlights some of the recent developments. […]
Aclara Resources is set for a transformative year with several key milestones on the horizon, says CEO Ramon Barua, who recently updated Magnetics Magazine on the status of the company’s projects. The developing operations span multiple countries in the Americas including Brazil, Peru, Canada and the United States as it forges a fully integrated mines to magnets business that is decidedly devoid of China.
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Ucore Rare Metals recently announced that the US Department of Defense has approved modifications to the Company’s existing Other Transaction Agreement and the corresponding payment of US$1.8 million for the completion of milestones under the Award. […]
Developments in magnets and magnetic materials are prominent in $17 million of awards by the U.S. Department of Energy to boost domestic production and resources of critical materials. The new funding from the DOE’s Advanced […]
Ionic Technologies, a Northern Ireland-based subsidiary of Australian minerals company Ionic Rare Earths, has secured significant new grant funding from the British government that support developing collaborative rare earth element supply chains within the UK. Two grants have been awarded under Innovate UK’s Climates program involving Ionic and several program partners — Vacuumschmelze, Less Common Metals, the Materials Processing Institute and Swansea University.
Early next year, Seong-An Co., Ltd. of the Republic of Korea, traditionally a textile company, is expected to begin, or advance closer to beginning, its new phase as a sizeable manufacturer of magnets as well […]
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