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Clear Street Initiates Coverage of REalloys with Buy Rating and $35 Price Target

Clear Street has started coverage on REalloys, assigning a Buy rating and $35 price target as the company expands North America's first commercial-scale rare earths metallization facility. This comes ahead of a U.S. ban on China-origin materials in defense systems set for January 2027.

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Clear Street initiated coverage on REalloys (NASDAQ: ALOY) with a Buy rating and a $35 price target, highlighting the company's expansion of the first commercial-scale rare earths metallization facility in North America. com reported that REalloys is advancing a 'mine-to-magnet' buildout with verified North American sourcing and full control over the supply chain, as described by Clear Street. S.

imports over 85% of its rare earth materials.

U.S. defense systems. S. defense systems, shrinking the available supply base. Phase one of REalloys' buildout is expected to be operational in 2027, requiring an additional $50 million in cash that the company has already dedicated.

REalloys performs metallothermic reduction at its Euclid, Ohio facility to convert rare earth oxides into metal and alloy form. REalloys' phase one heavy rare earth metallization runs through the Euclid, Ohio facility. Feedstock oxides for REalloys are expected to be produced from both recycled magnets and upstream supply agreements.

Com article detailing these developments was published on April 27, 2026, at 7:00 PM CDT.

Key Facts

Clear Street coverage initiation
Clear Street initiated coverage on REalloys (NASDAQ: ALOY) with a Buy rating and a $35 price target.
U.S. ban on China-origin materials
In fewer than nine months from April 27, 2026, China-origin materials will be fully banned from use in U.S. defense systems, with Chinese-origin NdFeB magnets b
REalloys expansion details
REalloys is expanding the first commercial-scale rare earths metallization facility in North America, with phase one operational in 2027 at Euclid, Ohio, requir
Supply chain data
China controls 80-85% of global magnet supply chain; U.S. imports over 85% of rare earth material.
Clear Street description
Clear Street describes REalloys' expansion as a 'mine-to-magnet' buildout with verified North American sourcing and full control over the supply chain.

Story Timeline

5 events
  1. 2026-04-27

    Clear Street initiated coverage on REalloys with a Buy rating and $35 price target.

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  2. 2026-04-27

    OilPrice.com published article on REalloys expansion and U.S. rare earth ban at 7:00 PM CDT.

    1 sourceOilPrice.com
  3. 2027-01

    Ban on Chinese-origin NdFeB magnets in U.S. defense systems takes effect.

    1 sourceOilPrice.com
  4. 2027

    Phase one of REalloys' buildout expected to be operational.

    1 sourceOilPrice.com
  5. fewer than nine months from 2026-04-27

    Full ban on China-origin materials in U.S. defense systems.

    1 sourceOilPrice.com

Potential Impact

  1. 01

    Reduction in U.S. reliance on Chinese rare earth materials for defense, shifting to domestic sources.

  2. 02

    Acceleration of North American rare earth processing capacity to meet 2027 deadlines.

  3. 03

    Potential increase in REalloys stock value due to Buy rating and supply chain positioning.

  4. 04

    Supply chain disruptions for U.S. defense systems if alternative sources like REalloys do not scale in time.

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