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FAQ: Ucore Rare Metals' Strategy to Counter China's Rare Earth Dominance
TL;DR
Ucore Rare Metals offers investors an advantage with its RapidSX technology, positioning to reduce U.S. reliance on China's 90% rare-earth magnet production dominance.
Ucore's RapidSX platform uses solvent-extraction-based separation to process rare-earth minerals, creating a domestic supply chain that bypasses Chinese-controlled processing infrastructure.
Developing North American rare-earth processing strengthens national security and economic independence, creating a more resilient future less dependent on foreign supply chains.
China controls 70% of global rare-earth mining, making Ucore's domestic processing technology crucial for fighter jets and missile guidance systems.
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This content discusses Ucore Rare Metals Inc.'s efforts to counter China's dominance in the rare earth supply chain by developing North American processing infrastructure using its proprietary RapidSX technology.
China controls roughly 70% of global rare-earth mining and as much as 90% of rare-earth magnet production, creating vulnerability for U.S. military systems that depend on these magnets for fighter jets, missile-guidance components, and other defense hardware.
The report reveals China's plans to tighten control over high-performance rare-earth magnets essential for U.S. military systems, potentially limiting access to advanced magnet technologies used in defense hardware.
Ucore is developing a North American supply chain for rare-earth separation using its proprietary RapidSX technology and advancing plans for a commercial facility designed to reduce reliance on Chinese processing.
RapidSX is a solvent-extraction-based separation platform designed as a technological improvement over conventional SX systems, providing Ucore with its competitive advantage in rare earth processing.
A 2023 USGS report confirms that the United States imported 74% of its rare-earth compounds and metals from China between 2018 and 2021, highlighting the significant supply imbalance.
There is renewed urgency on domestic companies like Ucore to rebuild processing infrastructure that the U.S. allowed to atrophy over several decades, as the escalating tug-of-war over critical mineral supply chains intensifies.
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