Buyers do not feel interested in this rare-earth-magnet producer after studying of a competitor’s new deal.
Beginning the week on a bitter be aware, USA Uncommon Earth (USAR -7.90%) inventory closed 8.7% decrease yesterday than the place it had closed on Friday. The inventory’s slide is poised to proceed in the present day. Whereas the corporate had nothing to report, a rare-earth peer had an announcement that has USA Uncommon Earth traders rattled.
As of 12:12 p.m. ET, shares of USA Uncommon Earth are down 9%, paring again an earlier lack of 10.2%.

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Information of a peer’s magnet deal has USA Uncommon Earth traders repelled
Uncommon-earth-magnet producer Vulcan Parts signed a provide contract with ReElement for rare-earth oxides in mid-July, in keeping with Reuters. Whereas the businesses shunned offering specifics, they acknowledged that the pricing is “considerably under” the $110-per-kilogram flooring that the U.S. Division of Protection ensured MP Supplies (MP -5.82%).
Over the previous three months, shares of USA Uncommon Earth have soared greater than 45% (as of this writing) on the rising curiosity in U.S.-based rare-earth manufacturing and the keenness about USA Uncommon Earth’s magnet manufacturing facility in Oklahoma, which is is scheduled to start operations in Q1 2026. With appreciable expectations baked into the inventory worth of USA Uncommon Earth, traders are dissatisfied that Vulcan Parts is stealing the highlight in the present day.
Plus, traders could worry that the pricing phrases that Vulcan Parts and ReElements agreed upon could not bode effectively for USA Uncommon Earth.
What’s a USA Uncommon Earth investor to do now?
With rare-earth parts taking part in an important function in so most of the applied sciences now crucial to the protection business and others, the demand for rare-earth magnets will stay robust for the foreseeable future, and there’s positive to be a couple of winner amongst producers of rare-earth magnets. At this level, traders ought to keep the course, but when USA Uncommon Earth fails to ink agreements whereas its rivals do, that will point out that it is time to reevaluate.