MP Materials’ rare-earth metal mine in California is a national priority, set to ship U.S.-made high-performance magnets by late 2025. The company faces risks in scaling up its magnet factories but benefits from DOD and White House support. Shares surged to $100 in October but have since dropped below $60.

Heading into 2026, MP Materials has promising tailwinds, backed by DOD and Apple, to become a national rare-earth supplier. Revenue growth is evident, with a smaller-than-expected loss and record NdPr-oxide output. Plans to commission a heavy rare-earth separation facility in mid-2026 are underway for future growth potential.

Investing in MP Materials comes with risks, like expanding magnet factories for growth. Despite potential profitability, substantial growth may require increasing manufacturing capacity. With White House support, buying under $65 could secure an early entry into the company’s rare-earth future.

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