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Apple Inks $500M Deal With the Only US Rare Earth Miner

Apple Invests $500M to Secure US Supply of Rare Earth Magnets

Apple is investing $500 million in the mining company MP Materials to secure a domestic supply of rare earth magnets for its devices.

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Apple Inks $500M Deal With the Only US Rare Earth Miner Amid US-China Trade War

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Apple in $500 million rare earth magnet deal with MP to expand US supply chain

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Watch These MP Materials Price Levels After Apple, DOD Investments Send Stock Soaring

MP Materials shares remain in focus after soaring 20% yesterday on news that Apple plans to invest $500 million in the rare earths firm, news that came just days after the Department of Defense took ...

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Department of Defense directly invests in U.S.-based rare earth mining company

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Pentagon to keep investing in US critical minerals projects, defense official says

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America's Only Rare Earth Producer Gets a Boost From Apple and Pentagon Agreements

Neha Mukherjee, a rare earths analyst with Benchmark Mineral Intelligence, said in a research note that the Pentagon's 10-year promise to guarantee a minimum price for the key elements of neodymium a...

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Apple inks $500 million rare earth magnet deal to bring supply back to US

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Why Ramaco Says It Can Beat Its Government-Backed Rival For Rare Earth Supremacy

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Nintendo’s Use of a Rare-Earth Magnet for the Switch 2 Could Expose It to China’s Whims

Nintendo’s Switch 2 videogame machine uses a rare-earth magnet to attach its hand-held controllers to the main console, according to a teardown.

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The complexity of transforming rare earths from mine to magnet

China accounts for about 60% of global rare earth mine production, but its share jumps to 85%-90% of processed rare earths and magnet output.

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Rare Earth Magnet Users Jolted Into Paying Premium Prices for Ex-China ...

Reuters. FILE PHOTO: A view of pressers and furnaces used to make rare earth permanent magnets at a factory owned by Neo Performance Materials, in Narva, Estonia, March 10, 2025.