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The Pentagon is moving to cut US dependence on Chinese rare earth metals, and a Nasdaq-listed company just signed a term sheet for a potential 75-year agreement with the US Army. The proposed deal would let the company build and operate a rare earth processing facility on an active military base, with the Army getting first right to production. New Pentagon restrictions on Chinese-origin rare earth magnets take effect January 1, 2027. The company's mine-to-magnet platform covers feedstock agreements, processing, metallization, and downstream manufacturing, with commercial output targeted for 2027.

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