EMAT news

Evolution Metals secured 754 metric tons of non-Chinese neodymium metal and a monthly dysprosium supply, covering half the feedstock needed for its 2027 revenue guidance of $400 million to $460 million.

Evolution Metals delivered all 57 containers of ULVAC equipment to its Pohang facility, expanding capacity tenfold amid growing supply chain risks in China. The infrastructure development was secured with lead times months ahead of a critical export suspension date and includes US$28M in local grant…

Evolution Metals & Technologies (EMAT) took delivery of additional magnet production equipment, unlocking a ten-fold expansion. The move positions the company to meet the upcoming 2027 DFARS rare earth sourcing compliance deadline.

EM&T unveiled eight NdFeB magnet grades covering 75% of global revenue and confirmed it will respond to the U.S. Army's call for rare earths.

Evolution Metals increased its fiscal 2026 revenue guidance to $10-11 million, driven by expanded production capacity and improved rare earth pricing. The company reaffirmed its fiscal 2027 outlook while anticipating exceeding 10,000 metric tons in annual magnet production capacity.

Evolution Metals & Technologies Corp. announced a December ribbon-cutting for its Pohang facility, marking the largest non-Chinese production site and advancing the company's 10,000+ ton capacity plan to meet U.S. defense and automotive needs ahead of new tariffs.

Evolution Metals & Technologies Corp. was added to both the Russell 2000 and 3000 indexes on Sept 21, exposing the company to $12.2 trillion in benchmarked assets and expanding its institutional investor base.

Evolution Metals secured a $22 million convertible debenture with 4% interest, due September 2028, due footage suggests the document is a Forward Looking Statement as it dates the issuance in the future.

The critical materials company expects its first full year of contribution from expanded magnet production capacity following the DFARS restriction taking effect in January 2027.

The company agreed with KEPCO to nearly six-fold increase power capacity for its Korean operations and announced land and facility expansions to annualize 10,000 tons of magnet production.

Industry veteran Kenji Konishi joined the company with a senior engineering team to ensure expansion toward annual rare earth magnet capacity by November 2026, meeting upcoming DFARS compliance deadlines and strengthening domestic supply chain capabilities for defense and industrial sectors.

Evolution Metals received the first non-China NdPr metal shipment to support production of defense-compliant rare earth magnets, aligning with the July 2026 White House Executive Order and the January 2027 DFARS deadline.

Evolution Metals & Technologies Corp. entered a supply agreement for NdPr metal to fully utilize its new 10,000-ton production capacity. The deal with a non-China supplier positions the company to meet expected U.S. defense regulations prohibiting Chinese materials.

Evolution Metals & Technologies Corp. regained compliance with Nasdaq Listing Rule 5250(c)(1) after filing its Q1 2026 Form 10-Q on May 22, 2026, following a late filing notice on May 15. The company had previously disclosed inability to file within prescribed timeframes and received Nasdaq confirma…

Evolution Metals secured binding purchase orders for 13 ULVAC rare earth magnet production machines to scale capacity to 10,000 metric tons by November 2026, ahead of the January 2027 DFARS deadline. The move positions the company as the only U.S.-listed non-Chinese producer of commercial-scale rare…