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Cyclic Materials Launches Mesa Facility for Rare Earth Recovery

By Stocks Desk · 2026-09-09 · Updated 2026-09-10 08:18 UTC
A modern industrial recycling facility exterior with large metal processing machinery and conveyor belts
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Cyclic Materials has begun commercial operations at its Mesa, Arizona plant, the first U.S. facility for automated mechanical separation of rare earth magnets. The site is now preparing for its first commercial deliveries to domestic customers while processing 25,000 metric tons annually to bolster supply chains.

  • According to Mining Weekly, the Mesa site is set to execute its first commercial shipments to U.S. clients later this month. The company has already received over 7,000 metric tons of end-of-life feedstock and is moving ahead with plans for a new integrated campus in South Carolina.

    Source: GN auto stocks/materials: rare earths
  • Cyclic Materials has commenced commercial operations at its Mesa, Arizona plant, the first U.S. facility to deliver automated mechanical separation of rare earth magnets. The site processes 25,000 metric tons annually to secure domestic supply chains.

    Source: GN auto stocks/materials: rare earths
Based on reporting by GN auto stocks/materials: rare earths and GN auto stocks/materials: rare earths, compiled by the Tradingbird desk.

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