how many rare earth recyclers are there?

The Critical Midstream registry lists 35 plants matching this query across 11 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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Rare earth recyclers

35 rare earth recyclers across 11 countries, covering alloy, magnet, recycle, refine, separate. Every record is sourced, dated and verified.

35 plants match this query

30 of these 35 plants disclose a capacity figure; the rest do not publish one. Registry re-checked 9 November 2026.

Facility	Country	Mineral	Process	Capacity	Confidence
Lohum oxide-to-magnet plant — Meerut, Uttar Pradesh, India Lohum Cleantech Pvt Ltd	India	rare earths	alloy, magnet, recycle	Subscriber	HIGH
N.A.N. MagneTech integrated oxide-to-magnet plant — Naidupeta Industrial Park, Andhra Pradesh, India N.A.N. MagneTech	India	rare earths	alloy, magnet, recycle	Subscriber	MED
Proterial (formerly Hitachi Metals) NEOMAX magnet plant, Kumagaya Works, Kumagaya, Saitama, Japan Proterial, Ltd.	Japan	rare earths	magnet, recycle, separate	Subscriber	MED
Shin-Etsu Chemical rare earth magnet recycling — Takefu plant, Fukui Shin-Etsu Chemical Co., Ltd.	Japan	rare earths	magnet, recycle, separate	Subscriber	HIGH
Tokyo Eco Recycle AC-compressor magnet recovery (Daikin / Shin-Etsu / Hitachi consortium) — Koto-ku, Tokyo, Japan Tokyo Eco Recycle Co., Ltd. (consortium: Daikin Industries, Shin-Etsu Chemical, Hitachi Ltd.)	Japan	rare earths	recycle	Subscriber	HIGH
Magneti Ljubljana sintered/bonded NdFeB plant — Ljubljana, Slovenia Magneti Ljubljana d.d.	Slovenia	rare earths	magnet, recycle	Subscriber	MED
HyProMag rare earth magnet recycling and manufacturing facility, Tyseley Energy Park, Birmingham, UK HyProMag Ltd	United Kingdom	rare earths	recycle, magnet	Subscriber	HIGH
Independence (Fort Worth) Metal, Alloy and Magnet Facility — Fort Worth, Texas, USA MP Materials Corp.	United States	rare earths	alloy, magnet, recycle	Subscriber	HIGH
MP Materials '10X' magnet campus — Northlake, Texas, USA MP Materials Corp.	United States	rare earths	alloy, magnet, recycle	Subscriber	HIGH
Noveon Magnetics sintered NdFeB magnet plant, San Marcos, Texas, USA Noveon Magnetics Inc.	United States	rare earths	recycle, magnet	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

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How many rare earth recyclers are there?: The Critical Midstream registry lists 35 plants matching this query across 11 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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