Highlights
- Tianjin Sanhuan Lucky developed a sintered NdFeB magnet measured at 57.52 MGOe maximum energy product and 15.407 kGs remanence by China's National Institute of Metrology.
- A second magnet achieved 20.86 kOe coercivity, offering greater resistance to demagnetization for demanding motor and sensor applications.
- REEx classifies the result as an R&D performance milestone, not a confirmed commercial breakthrough, as no yield, cost, or mass-production data were disclosed.
- Zhong Ke San Huan is one of China's largest NdFeB producers with over 12,000 tonnes of annual magnet capacity, underscoring the scale behind its R&D efforts.
- The advance highlights that the West must compete against where China's rare-earth industry is heading, not just its current capabilities.
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