Highlights
- Neo Performance Materials selected for up to €126M EU grant to expand rare-earth separation and magnet output in Estonia from 2,000 to ~5,000 t/y
- General Motors terminated its supply agreement with VAC, threatening ~90% of the Sumter plant's planned magnet output and complicating Energy Fuels' $1.9B VAC acquisition
- Aclara, Brazilian Rare Earths, and Arafura reported project advances, but none represent near-term commercial separated oxide supply
- China's dominance in heavy rare-earth separation persists; the Transition Vulnerability Window remains wide despite increased allied investment commitments
- Pressure-adjusted resilience indicator sits at 4.0/10, with China strategic pressure rated 8.5/10, signaling no material near-term supply security improvement
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