Innovating for a more resilient supply chain

For metal buyers and feedstock companies, Cyclic Materials provides a reliable, sustainable alternative to mining—recovering critical materials and reintegrating them into global supply chains.

Why REE recycling is critical

Global demand for rare earth elements (REEs) is soaring, but traditional mining is environmentally destructive and geopolitically complex. Industries face supply chain risks, resource depletion, and rising costs without a sustainable solution.

Our Recycling Technology

Cyclic Materials is transforming how industries source critical materials. By reclaiming rare earth elements (REEs) and other metals from end-of-life products, we provide a secondary pathway for supply of rare earths beyond traditional mining —strengthening the global rare earth and critical mineral supply chain in a way that can be scalable, resource-efficient and rapidly executable.

Our proprietary MagCycle^SM and REEPure^SM technologies extract and refine REEs with unmatched efficiency, recovering high-purity materials that meet the needs of manufacturing industries, ensuring a more reliable supply of critical elements.

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Recycled Mixed Rare Earth Oxide (rMREO)

A high-purity blend of rare earth elements recovered from recycled feedstock. rMREO is essential for producing high-performance magnets used in electric vehicle motors, wind turbines, and consumer electronics.

Aluminum

Sourced from end-of-life components, recycled aluminum retains the same strength and durability as newly mined aluminum while drastically reducing energy consumption in production. This lightweight, corrosion-resistant metal is used in automotive manufacturing, aerospace applications, and industrial machinery.

Copper

A key conductor of electricity and heat, recycled copper is recovered from e-waste, power cables, and industrial equipment. It plays a vital role in renewable energy infrastructure, electrical wiring, and high-tech manufacturing.

Clean ferrous materials

These iron-based materials, separated from mixed-metal feedstocks, are essential in construction, transportation, and heavy industry. By processing and reintegrating ferrous materials into steel production, we reduce reliance on virgin iron ore extraction

Real impact, real change

Market growth

The rare earth market is forecasted to expand from $9.3 billion in 2023 to $65 billion by 2035.

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CO₂ emissions cut

Cyclic’s recycling processes reduce carbon emissions by up to 61.2% compared to traditional mining.

Water savings

Recovering rare earths through recycling uses 95% less water than mining newly sourced materials.

Backed by industry leaders

Cyclic Materials is backed by world-class investors and industry leaders that support our expansion to strengthen rare earth recycling and the critical mineral supply chain.