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Summary
USA Rare Earth describes an integrated mine-to-magnet supply chain spanning rare earth elements, oxides, metals, alloys, strip-cast material and permanent magnets. Its website lists mining in Brazil and Texas, processing and separation in Brazil, Texas and Colorado, metal, alloy and strip casting in Cheshire, UK (with Lacq, France and Oklahoma planned), and magnet manufacturing in Oklahoma (South Carolina planned). It reports a Commerce Department letter of intent for $1.6 billion under the CHIPS and Science Act, a $565 million US DFC financing package for Serra Verde’s Brazil operations, and a completed combination with Serra Verde Group on September 4, 2026, plus a CEO transition on October 1, 2026. Robotics is listed among the industries its metals, alloys and magnets are meant to serve, with no further detail; the Stillwater, Oklahoma plant is not named on the homepage reviewed.
Key Facts
- HQ: Not stated on the page reviewed
- Ticker: Footer shows “USAR”; exchange not stated on the page reviewed
- Operations (company-stated): Mining: Brazil, Texas; processing and separation: Brazil, Texas, Colorado; metal/alloy/strip casting: Cheshire UK (Lacq France and Oklahoma planned); magnet manufacturing: Oklahoma (South Carolina planned)
- Federal support (company-stated): Commerce Department letter of intent for $1.6B under the CHIPS and Science Act; $565M DFC financing for Serra Verde Brazil operations; DOE collaboration on separation technology; Serra Verde offtake with a government-capitalized vehicle backed by price floors on four magnetic rare earths
- Corporate events: Combination with Serra Verde Group completed September 4, 2026; CEO transition completed October 1, 2026
- Target industries: Semiconductors, aerospace, defense, automotive, robotics, medical, consumer electronics
Products and Capabilities
- Rare earth elements, oxides, metals, alloys and strip-cast material
- Permanent magnets (type not specified on the page reviewed)
Notes
- The Round Top project and the Stillwater plant were not mentioned on the homepage reviewed; the OpenTree map pins Stillwater, OK.
OpenTree Map Listing
Pinned on the OpenTree US component map at Stillwater, OK (family on map: Magnets; grouping approximate). OpenTree pins rely on the company’s own website and are unverified.
Claim Verification
Claim: Magnet manufacturing in Oklahoma
Status: Unverified (company statement; specific city not given on the homepage)
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Claim: Completed combination with Serra Verde Group on September 4, 2026
Status: Unverified (company headline only; not cross-checked)
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