REalloys

Rare-earth magnets go into electric-vehicle motors, wind turbines, missiles and countless smaller devices, and almost all of them are made in China. REalloys is one of several North American companies trying to change that. It is assembling a mine-to-magnet supply chain focused on the heavy rare earths, aiming to cover every step from ore and recycled material through oxides, metals and finished NdFeB magnets, with processing in Canada and metallization and magnet plants planned in Ohio. Founded in 2024 and based in Euclid, Ohio, the company reached the Nasdaq in early 2026 through a merger with Blackboxstocks and trades under ALOY. Its pitch rests on US policy: a coming Pentagon ban on Chinese-origin rare earths and broad support for domestic magnet production. As an early-stage builder, though, REalloys is pre-scale, and its value hinges on executing plants that are still being built.

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