In Pictures: HyProMag USA study outlines plans for three new US rare earth magnet plants

End-of-life EV motors are a key feedstock for HyProMag's planned US magnet recycling plants.

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Rising EV adoption is driving demand for the NdFeB magnets HyProMag aims to recover and reuse.

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HyProMag's HPMS process recovers magnet-grade material from scrap without chemical processing.

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The pre-feasibility study targets plants in South Carolina, Nevada and Texas alongside the Northlake facility.

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HyProMag USA projects output of about 4,192 metric tons of NdFeB magnets annually by 2034.

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The proposed plants would supply recycled magnet materials to the growing US electric vehicle sector.

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Recycling end-of-life EV components could reduce US reliance on imported rare earth magnets.

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Demand for rare earth magnets is expected to climb as electrification accelerates across transport.

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HyProMag's three-plant plan aims to scale domestic production of recycled NdFeB magnets.

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