Highlights
- Rare earth equities are declining even as NdPr prices strengthen, signaling valuation compression driven by geopolitical risk rather than fundamentals.
- China's control over separation, metallization, and alloy production remains a strategic bottleneck that warrants separate valuation from upstream mining assets.
- Washington's $110/kg MP Materials price floor and unresolved Section 232 findings add policy uncertainty that could support or destabilize domestic rare earth investment.
- REEx argues the real opportunity lies in identifying commercially viable supply chains—not simply acquiring undervalued deposits—that can withstand policy reversals and Chinese competition.
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