how many critical mineral processors in Canada are there?

The Critical Midstream registry lists 18 plants matching this query across 1 countries. Each record carries a source, a verification date and a confidence level.

how does Critical Midstream verify these records?

Every record links its own evidence — a government register, a company filing, an announcement or reputable trade press — with a verification date and a correction route. A reviewer signs off before a record claims verified.

what's the difference between nameplate capacity and actual output?

Nameplate capacity is a plant's designed maximum. Actual output is what it really produces. Critical Midstream flags which figure a record shows and never conflates the two.

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Critical mineral processors in Canada

18 critical mineral processors in Canada across 1 country, covering Aluminothermic reduction of customer-supplied vanadium pentoxide, alloy, anode, bismuth smelting and refining (planned), casting, cementation, coat, concentrate, concentration, crushing and sizing, electro-refine, hydrometallurgical leaching, leach, on-site multiple-hearth roasting to molybdenum trioxide, open-pit mining, purify, recover, recycle, refine, separate, solvent extraction, spheronise, toll conversion. Every record is sourced, dated and verified.

18 plants match this query

Every one of these 18 plants discloses a capacity figure. Registry re-checked 9 November 2026.

Facility	Country	Mineral	Process	Capacity	Confidence
SRC Rare Earth Processing Facility — Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada Saskatchewan Research Council (SRC)	Canada	rare earths	separate, refine, alloy	Subscriber	HIGH
Cyclic Materials Centre of Excellence (REE recycling Hub), Kingston, Ontario, Canada Cyclic Materials Inc.	Canada	rare earths	recycle, separate, refine	Subscriber	MED
Geomega / Innord rare earth magnet recycling demonstration plant — St-Hubert (Longueuil), Quebec Geomega Resources Inc. (Innord Inc.)	Canada	rare earths	recycle, separate, refine	Subscriber	HIGH
Mont Royal Resources hydrometallurgical plant (planned) — Saguenay, Quebec, Canada Mont Royal Resources Ltd. (ASX: MRZ)	Canada	rare earths	refine	Subscriber	MED
Search Minerals mixed rare-earth carbonate plant (planned) — Island of Newfoundland, Canada Search Minerals Inc. (TSX-V: SMY)	Canada	rare earths	separate, refine	Subscriber	HIGH
Torngat Metals rare-earth separation plant — Pointe-Noire, Sept-Îles, Quebec, Canada Torngat Metals Ltd.	Canada	rare earths	separate, refine	Subscriber	HIGH
Ucore Kingston RapidSX demonstration plant (and planned Sm/Gd plant) — Kingston, Ontario, Canada Ucore Rare Metals Inc.	Canada	rare earths	separate, refine	Subscriber	HIGH
Wicheeda REE Project (flotation + hydromet/SX plant) — Wicheeda, British Columbia, Canada Defense Metals Corp.	Canada	rare earths	separate, refine	Subscriber	HIGH
NMG Becancour Battery Material Plant (Becancour, Quebec, Canada) Nouveau Monde Graphite Inc. (NMG)	Canada	graphite	spheronise, purify, coat	Subscriber	HIGH
Northern Graphite Baie-Comeau Battery Anode Material Plant (Baie-Comeau, Quebec, Canada) Northern Graphite Corporation	Canada	graphite	spheronise, purify, coat	Subscriber	MED
Neo Performance Materials Peterborough gallium recycling & refining plant Neo Performance Materials Inc. (Rare Metals division)	Canada	gallium	leach, solvent extraction, purify	Subscriber	HIGH
5N Plus Montreal (Garand Street) 5N Plus Inc.	Canada	gallium	refine, purify	Subscriber	MED

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How many critical mineral processors in Canada are there?: The Critical Midstream registry lists 18 plants matching this query across 1 countries. Each record carries a source, a verification date and a confidence level.
How does Critical Midstream verify these records?: Every record links its own evidence — a government register, a company filing, an announcement or reputable trade press — with a verification date and a correction route. A reviewer signs off before a record claims verified.
What's the difference between nameplate capacity and actual output?: Nameplate capacity is a plant's designed maximum. Actual output is what it really produces. Critical Midstream flags which figure a record shows and never conflates the two.

Critical mineral processors in Canada

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