American Rare Earths

American Rare Earths says its Halleck Creek project in Wyoming contains an unusually large, near-surface rare earth deposit (about 2.5 billion tons at current cut-off) with a low strip ratio, hosting both heavy and light rare earths including terbium, dysprosium and samarium. Management expects the deposit could supply the US for many decades—estimates suggest ~100 years at current cut-offs and over 400 years at a lower cut-off—and the ore body remains open. Key 2026 milestones include completing a pre-feasibility study, starting a feasibility study, submitting a state permit and continued engagement in Washington to highlight the project's strategic importance for domestic supply chains. » More on finance.yahoo.com

USA Rare Earth A will release results for the quarter ended September 30, 2025 on November 6, 2025. On average, 5 analysts expect a loss of -0.080 USD per share (prior year: 0.050 USD) and 4 analysts forecast revenue of 0.0 million USD, unchanged from the year‑ago quarter. For the current fiscal year, analysts on average expect a loss of -0.546 USD per share and likewise 0.0 million USD in revenue. » More on finanzen.net

American Rare Earths reported a successful impurity removal process for allanite-based ore at its Halleck Creek project, overcoming a key technical hurdle. The advancement could improve processing efficiency, reduce by-product risks and help de-risk the project, potentially accelerating pre-feasibility and lowering projected costs. Despite the milestone, the company remains unprofitable with volatile shares and concerns persist about board independence and a high valuation versus peers. » More on finance.yahoo.com

USA Rare Earth rallied more than 18% premarket after President Donald Trump threatened retaliatory measures against China for strict rare-earth export controls. Other U.S. miners also climbed, with Critical Metals up 18%, Energy Fuels rising over 11% and MP Materials gaining about 8%. The moves came amid broad premarket activity where select stocks reacted to upgrades, partnerships and analyst price-target changes. » More on cnbc.com

USA Rare Earth’s shares climbed about 14% on Friday morning after reports surfaced of close contacts between the company and the Trump administration. CEO Barbara Humpton confirmed the company is informing the incoming administration about its plans and voiced support for state involvement in the critical minerals sector. The price gain follows growing political interest in domestic supply chains for rare earths, which are strategically important for defense and high-tech applications. » More on de.investing.com