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    REalloys raises US$100M: mine‑to‑magnet supply chain lens for project teams

    June 26, 2026|

    Reviewed by Joe Ashwell

    REalloys raises US$100M: mine‑to‑magnet supply chain lens for project teams

    First reported on MINING.com

    30 Second Briefing

    REalloys is raising US$100 million via a securities purchase agreement to fund a vertically integrated mine-to-magnet rare earth supply chain centred on its Hoidas Lake project in Saskatchewan and downstream magnet manufacturing in Euclid, Ohio. The company is partnering with the Saskatchewan Research Council to scale heavy rare earth separation, refining and metallisation, and has a 15-year offtake for concentrates from Critical Metals’ Tanbreez project in Greenland. Bloomberg reports REalloys may also build a rare earth separation plant at the US Army’s Tooele Army Depot in Utah, pending government approval.

    Technical Brief

    • Securities purchase agreement structured with institutional investors to inject US$100 million in new equity.
    • Company trades on Nasdaq under ticker ALOY, enabling access to US capital markets for future raises.
    • Market capitalisation sits at approximately US$872.3 million, implying ~11.5% new‑money dilution at issue size.
    • Share price fell 14.5% on announcement, signalling equity‑market sensitivity to further capex or schedule slippage.
    • Saskatchewan Research Council engagement includes funded scale‑up of heavy rare earth separation, refining and metallisation.
    • Tanbreez offtake from Critical Metals (Nasdaq: CRML) underpins long‑term feedstock security for midstream facilities.

    Our Take

    Our database shows REalloys already has a 15-year offtake with Critical Metals for up to 15% of Tanbreez rare earth concentrate from Greenland, so this raise effectively underpins a multi-jurisdictional supply portfolio spanning Wyoming, Greenland and Saskatchewan-linked flows, reducing single-source risk in heavy and light rare earths.

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