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22/11/23

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Originally posted by roblun: ↑

I posted this nearly 3 weeks ago

The Technology of recycling Spent Magnets back into Rare Earth Oxides, at the moment at pilot plant scale, Once it moves to industrial scale RR1 wil get money for the use of that Technolgy that they have invested in

https://www.reecycleinc.com/

Spent Permanent Magnet back to Rare Earth Oxides, turning spent Magnets back into individual rare earth oxides which then can be sold back to Magnet and Alloy Makersdiscarded NdFeB magnets

Once the Magnets have been crushed and processed by ReeCycle Technology

You end up with

neodymium and dysprosium Oxides separated

So if every country in Europe, Asia, US and Australia have a plant RR1 will get a cut from using ReeCycle Technology

There are only a handful of Recycling Spent Magnets Technologies back to Rare Earth Oxides

Most Critical Minerals Act in the US and Europe states the 15% of its Rare Earths has to come from recycled spent Magnets

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Thanks mate, all over that information as it is from along time back now. But where are they up to, when is their research and studies going to be finalised and put into commercialisation etc. Basic questions any SH should have in regards to this investment.

All the news / blog info is industry news and not about ReeCycle and where they are at specifically. This is why I have been trying to make contact.

Has anyone been able to get an email or contact form replied?

RR1 Price at posting: 0.6¢ Sentiment: Buy Disclosure: Held
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