Hi Simon, a point of clarification is needed: Neo make BONDED NdFeB magnets. That's the less powerful type (where the metal powder is suspended in some kind of epoxy). (I'm still surprised they're 80% of that market: perhaps of the ex-China market?) Sintered magnets are (essentially) all metal and more powerful, more expensive and a much bigger market overall. Some Japanese companies such as Shin Etsu (and potentially Hitachi/Bain) make sintered magnets.
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