Mining · USA
Track MP Materials Corp
Add to watchlistMP Materials Corp. is a U.S.-based rare earth materials and magnetics company focused on restoring and expanding the domestic rare earth supply chain. The company owns and operates the Mountain Pass mine and processing facility in California, one of the most significant rare earth deposits in the world and the largest rare earth production source in the Western Hemisphere.
MP Materials sits at the centre of several strategic technology and industrial themes, including electric vehicles, wind turbines, robotics, drones, defence systems, consumer electronics, and artificial intelligence infrastructure. Its long-term opportunity is tied to moving further downstream from rare earth mining and processing into magnet manufacturing, where materials such as neodymium and praseodymium are used in high-performance permanent magnets. This makes MP Materials a strategic supplier within the push for more secure, Western-aligned critical mineral and advanced manufacturing supply chains.
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