MP Materials Corp.
MPMP Materials Corp. is a materials company that specializes in the extraction, processing, and supply of rare earth elements. It operates the Mountain Pass mine in California, one of the world's largest sources of rare earths, which are critical components in various high-tech applications including electronics, magnets, and renewable energy technologies. The company aims to develop a domestic supply chain for rare earths in the United States.
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U.S. stocks rebounded cautiously on Wednesday following Trump's remarks at Davos regarding Greenland as a national security priority. The market showed restraint with the Dow up 0.6%, while the oil and gas sector surged due to forecasts of an Arctic blast. Natural gas futures jumped nearly 24%, marking the largest two-day gain on record. Mixed ea...
Seven stocks in the Russell 1000 ETF have surged over 200% since Trump's return to office on January 20, 2025, driven by themes including space infrastructure, defense spending, AI supply constraints, and precious metals. Top performers include AST SpaceMobile (450%), Rocket Lab (290%), Anglo Ashanti (280%), and Lumentum (277%), reflecting invest...
Europe faces critical supply chain vulnerabilities in rare earth elements and antimony as geopolitical tensions rise. China controls 90% of global antimony production and has weaponized export restrictions, causing European antimony prices to surge 437% between 2023-2025. The US is aggressively pursuing Greenland's mineral resources, while Europe...
MP Materials, America's leading rare-earth mineral producer, has secured strategic government backing through a 10-year military procurement agreement with a $110/kg price floor for NdPr products and a $400 million government investment. With partnerships including Apple and guaranteed defense contracts, the company is positioned for significant ...
The U.S. government is accelerating efforts to secure domestic rare-earth supply chains through executive and legislative action. President Trump directed negotiations on price floors and potential tariffs on critical minerals, while Congress plans to introduce the SECURE Minerals Act establishing a $2.5 billion Strategic Resilience Reserve for c...
