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2025

Carester (Caremag)

Carester specializes in hydrometallurgical and solvent extraction technologies for rare-earth metal recovery, and is based in Lyon, France. In March 2025, Carester received €216M in investment from French government and Japanese investors to build rare earth separation facility in France

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REETec

Carester specializes in hydrometallurgical and solvent extraction technologies for rare earth metal recovery and is based in Lyon, France.

Rare Earth Technologies Inc. (RETi)

Carester specializes in hydrometallurgical and solvent extraction technologies for rare earth metal recovery and is based in Lyon, France.

Ionic Rare Earths

Carester specializes in hydrometallurgical and solvent extraction technologies for rare earth metal recovery and is based in Lyon, France. Carester has signed a binding offtake agreement with Stellantis Auto SAS. The long-term agreement provides the supply of more than 3,400 tonnes of neodymium, praseodymium, dysprosium, and terbium oxides, 36% of which are derived from recycling, over a ten-year period.

2024

ReElement Technologies

Solvent extraction processing of rare earths from primary mineral and secondary sources (waste, end-of-life devices, batteries).

Carester (Caremag)

Carester specializes in hydrometallurgical and solvent extraction technologies for rare-earth metal recovery, and is based in Lyon, France. Carester has signed a binding offtake agreement with Stellantis Auto SAS. The long-term agreement provides the supply of more than 3,400 tonnes of neodymium, praseodymium, dysprosium, and terbium oxides, 36% of which are derived from recycling, over a ten-year period.

Ionic Technologies

Carester specializes in hydrometallurgical and solvent extraction technologies for rare-earth metal recovery, and is based in Lyon, France.

HyProMag Ltd

Carester recycle rare-earth magnets using long-loop pyro- and hydrometallurgical followed by solvent extraction processes to afford rare-earth oxides.

Noveon Magnetics

Carester recycle rare-earth magnets using long-loop pyro- and hydrometallurgical followed by solvent extraction processes to afford rare-earth oxides.

Carester (Caremag)

Carester specialize in hydrometallurgical and solvent extraction technologies for rare earth metal recovery, and are based in Lyon, France. The interview focused on Caremag, the business unit focusing on rare earth element (REE) recovery from end-of-life magnets and mining concentrates.