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You should do more research before a whopping statement - No one else has the tec PROVEN to the recycle HEAVY RE in the west yet NO ONE

Totally incorrect their is REE recycling inc Dy & Tb that can go one step further in the downstream chain into Alloys . One step further than IXR as can only recycle into oxides.

HPMS is a key enabler for recycling of rare earth magnets in electronics, electric vehicles, robotics, wind turbines and other applications, with major competitive advantages in the rare earth magnet recycling sector, underpinned by approximately US$100m of R&D expenditure at the University of Birmingham and with associated project partners. This is coupled with the ability to manufacture rare earth alloys and magnets with significantly reduced carbon footprint. HyProMag is establishing short loop recycling facilities for NdFeB magnets at Tyseley Energy Park in Birmingham, UK and other locations using the patented HPMS process to provide a sustainable solution for the supply of NdFeB magnets and alloys for a wide range of markets including,

With a 99.8% recovery efficiency, our patented recycling process uses a proprietary solvent to safely and efficiently extract REEs from scrap.

Four Rare Earth Elements

Utilizing a patented process, REEcycle can recover 15 of the 17 rare earth elements, but we focus on these four REEs essential for NdFeB magnets:

• Neodymium

• Dysprosium

• Praseodymium

• Terbium

By increasing the supply of these rare earths, REEcycle advances the most significant green technologies.

https://www.defense.gov/News/Releases/Release/Article/4033048/department-of-defense-awards-51-million-to-recover-rare-earth-elements-from-rec/

Typical Hype by IXR bulls grasping at straws as money is about to run out again and back to the market for yet one more CR , You could see the writing was on the wall as they applied for a extra 15% of shares to be raised , taking the total for this year 1.25 billion , Only a 25% dilution for the year and a never ending declining SP to boot.