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Saskatchewan, SRC and REalloys Seal Five-Year Rare Earth Offtake and Launch Study for Saskatoon Expansion

A five-year offtake anchors SRC’s 2027 facility to REalloys for defense-grade supply.

Overview

  • SRC and the Government of Saskatchewan signed contracts with REalloys that make REalloys the anchor buyer for most NdPr metal and Dy and Tb oxides from SRC’s Saskatoon plant.
  • REalloys and SRC will conduct a joint feasibility study for a larger processing, separation and metallization complex in Saskatoon that officials say could create hundreds of jobs.
  • SRC’s facility is billed as North America’s first fully integrated commercial-scale rare earth processing and metals plant, targeting full operations in early 2027.
  • SRC projects annual output of 400 tonnes of high-purity NdPr metal ramping to 600 tonnes, along with Dy and Tb products, with the majority contracted to REalloys.
  • Officials say the agreements support North American supply chain independence and help REalloys meet regulatory requirements to serve U.S. defence industrial base clients.