Cyclic Materials to expand rare-earth recycling infrastructure in South Carolina and Arizona

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Cyclic Materials Inc. (Kingston, Ontario, Canada), a company building rare earth production infrastructure through circular supply chains, has announced the completion of a US$75 million strategic financing round, reflecting expanded commitments from existing investors and bringing total equity funding to US$237 million. The capital will accelerate deployment of Cyclic Materials’ rare earth recycling campus in […]

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Cyclic Materials to expand rare-earth recycling infrastructure in South Carolina and Arizona

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