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Can't imagine I'll be the only one strutting round my living room like Mick Jagger when the news starts rolling in!

LinkedIn post today:

We're proud that HyProMag was invited to contribute to the 34 Critical Raw Materials Shaping Our Future exhibition at the Museum of Natural History, University of Oxford.

The exhibition officially opened on 17 June 2026 and will be on display until Spring 2027, giving visitors the opportunity to explore the fascinating world of critical raw materials and their importance in shaping our future.

Recently, our Technical Manager, Rob Arnold, visited the exhibition to see first-hand how it showcases the essential role these materials play in the technologies that power our everyday lives and support the transition to a more sustainable future.

Rare-Earth Materials are at the heart of everything from electric vehicles and wind turbines to consumer electronics. As global demand continues to grow, so does the importance of developing sustainable, circular solutions to recover and reuse these valuable resources.

At HyProMag, we're proud to be leading the way in rare earth magnet recycling, helping to reduce reliance on primary mining while strengthening the circular economy and securing a more resilient supply of these critical materials.

It's an honour to be part of such an insightful exhibition, helping to raise awareness of the importance of Critical Raw Materials and the innovation driving a more sustainable future.

If you're planning a visit to Oxford, we highly recommend taking the opportunity to explore this fantastic exhibition.

#HyProMag #RareEarths #CriticalRawMaterials #RareEarthMagnets #CircularEconomy #Recycling #Sustainability #Innovation

Kinell Floyd, I know a magician never reveals his secrets but where did you pull that bunny from? 😭

I've tried googling to find the source of your info (not doubting just interested) and the only thing that comes up is your post!

Great work as always, crazy that they deliver 500k speakers A DAY. Teaming up with them on a large scale wouldn't be a bad thing by any means.

I imagine that project is probably about everything in a car except for the engine. The engine will be handled by another part of the business.

They eventually put the Siemens colab in an RNS with some other news so I imagine they'll do the same with this one.

They eventually put the Siemens colab in an RNS with some other news so I imagine they'll do the same with this one.

Great post @snkj68! So we’ll be providing the magnets for the speakers they mention.

Interesting that a company like JLR would work with 40 different suppliers on this project, and highlight just 3, one of which is HyProMag. Then Siemens would take to stage and have their sustainability manager harp on about HyProMag, clearly a bit in love with the technology. It’s like these companies know something the market doesn’t know (yet…!)

It's a non-scientific approach, but hearing rare earths mentioned outside of our beloved (mostly!) MKA messageboard always feels like a good litmus test of the wider mood.

Listening to a podcast yesterday on Iran, the guest mentioned how each of the world's major political zones are using strangleholds on key assets as leverage, as Donald Trump showed the world that's the best way to deal with him. So Iran has oil/Strait of Hormuz now, the US has chips, and China has...rare earths.

With the Iran war now cooling down, other security issues like REEs will likely come back into focus.

Good stuff @Drantley. There’s no way industry isn’t aware by now of what HyProMag is and means for the West. Especially after Siemens shouted it to anyone listening during their own roadshow.

Takeover offers incoming once HyProMag lists.

Write up on HyProMag in MagNews released two days ago. PDFs of the relevant pages attached to the following tweet: https://x.com/roblun1/status/2067916930665869367

Summary at end of article:

Taken together, the developments since January 2026 show a company moving decisively into its commercial era. HyProMag now has:

- a functioning industrial HPMS line in the UK,

- automated feedstock processing,

- OEM-validated magnet samples,

- a clear capacity-expansion pathway, and

- a German facility preparing to replicate the full process chain.

With the USA scheduled to follow in 2027, HyProMag is positioning itself as one of the first companies capable of delivering commercial scale, short loop NdFeB magnet recycling across multiple regions. In a world increasingly concerned with rare-earth magnet security, carbon footprint, and circular manufacturing, that capability is likely to become strategically important.

More the fool the people waiting for revenue to get in on a fully patented technology offering national security for a key material currently dominated by China, actively being rolled out in 3 major economic regions and earmarked for 3 more, with a separate NASDAQ listing incoming on a scale of weeks.

We shall see @Magic-orb if you and your small party of bedwetters made the better decision or not in the coming months.

Will Dawes just shared this on LinkedIn, a REEsilience-linked study on improving the quality of HPMS-recovered magnets. It's all gone over my head technically but the summary I've pasted below sounds very positive. It's great to see other bodies taking such an interest and carrying out all this research into HyProMag's patented tech and how to improve results.

Key highlights:

🔎 Successful recycling via Hydrogen Processing of Magnetic Scrap (HPMS) and selective leaching

🔎 Strong impact of alloy composition on densification and magnetic performance

🔎 Outstanding results with Nd₅₀Tb₂₀Cu₃₀, achieving coercivity of 1500 kA/m

🔎 Evidence of core–shell grain structures, enabling effective grain-boundary engineering

https://www.linkedin.com/posts/reesilience_grain-boundary-engineering-of-recycled-ndfeb-ugcPost-7472276546259640321-9Mdi

Ah that makes sense, even though 1.6 million is enough to make anyone a multimillionare if this goes where we hope it goes, I did think it was on the low side still! 2.21% is much healthier!

With William Dawes holding 1.6 millions shares in Mkango Resources you'd imagine him and the other directors would be incentivised for the company's shareholders to be recompensed properly for sticking behind them for so long when the $$$ eventually start rolling in.

Drantley, I think there are different opinions about what happens post HyProMag USA listing. Maybe we will see a few more JVs tied up before the eventual listing on the NASDAQ of the ROW business.

Mkango Resources RNS, 15th Jan 2026:

"In parallel with development of the UK Facility, HyProMag is rolling out HPMS technology into Germany and the USA, and is also evaluating other jurisdictions including Japan, Canada and South Korea."

Any of the medium to long term holders feeling in a similar way to last year when we were waiting on the SPAC valuation? Then BOOM $400m and the share price rocketed up in a day. I remember that day well as my mum was visiting and we just watched at 8am as the line went vertical 😁

I think my son was a bit late to nursery that day...

Another great find Floyd, thank you for sharing as always.

For a bit of fun, here's my not-quite end game but close to for Mkango Resources.

Once MKAR goes live on the NASDAQ one of the big players like Siemens/JLR (or possibly a consortium of a few of them) are going to take a very large stake in Mkango Resources with the aim of getting a strong grip on HyProMag for the next 10+ years.

The Siemens/HyProMag presentation has left me in no doubt now. It's coming.

If they do manage to get this Nasdaq listing off the ground by late 2026/early 2027, it's going to be in the mother of all macro environments.

And remember:

"an ominous Pentagon deadline looms large, with the entire American defense system to be banned from using any Chinese-origin rare earths materials beginning in January 2027."

https://www.theglobeandmail.com/investing/markets/stocks/VALE/pressreleases/1927155/the-pentagon-has-less-than-8-months-to-break-chinas-rare-earth-grip/

Pretty damn hilarious how JLR and Siemens hold HyProMag in such high regard, yet our share price values this incredible tech at, erm...5p?