Highlights

• NRE recognized among top 80 companies for exceptional investor communications and engagement
• Company hosted first 'Investors Meet the Grasslands' event
• Maintains regular interactions with over 80 institutional investors
• Award expected to boost investor confidence and support long-term market capitalization growth

Northern Rare Earth Group (NRE), China’s largest listed rare earth company, has been awarded the "Best Practices in Investor Relations Management (2024)" by the China Association for Public Companies. The award, announced at a high-profile forum in Beijing, places NRE among the top 80 out of 5,400 publicly traded firms on the Shanghai, Shenzhen, and Beijing stock exchanges for best-in-class shareholder communications and engagement.

NRE’s inclusion in the 2025 National Investor Relations Best Practices Compendium reflects strong recognition by regulators and capital markets for its innovation in investor outreach and transparency.

Key Highlights:

• NRE hosted its first-ever large-scale “Investors Meet the Grasslands” event in 2024, offering hands-on, multi-layered engagement with domestic and institutional investors.
• The company maintains a regular cadence of earnings calls, in-person and virtual roadshows, and one-on-one meetings with more than 80 institutional investors.
• Participation in top broker strategy conferences has broadened its reach among global capital market stakeholders.

This award strengthens NRE’s brand in China’s capital markets and is expected to boost investor confidence, attract “patient capital,” and support long-term growth in market capitalization. The company emphasized its shareholder-first approach and stated its ambition to integrate investor relations more deeply into its corporate strategy.

Final Thoughts

Even though the state remains a major shareholder, Northern Rare Earth’s investor relations strategy is no afterthought—it’s central to Beijing’s push to turn rare earth leaders into globally respected industrial-financial powerhouses.

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