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2025
18 Nov 2025
Neo Magnequench (Neo Performance Materials)
HyProMag is a spin-out from the University of Birmingham, founded in 2018 and commercializing short-loop NdFeB magnet recycling. HyProMag uses patented hydrogen-processing technology to separate valuable rare-earth alloys as powders from waste material, which they subsequently reprocess to form new NdFeB magnets.
17 Nov 2025
Vacuumschmelze
HyProMag is a spin-out from the University of Birmingham, founded in 2018 and commercializing short-loop NdFeB magnet recycling. HyProMag uses patented hydrogen-processing technology to separate valuable rare-earth alloys as powders from waste material, which they subsequently reprocess to form new NdFeB magnets.
14 Nov 2025
Noveon Magnetics
HyProMag is a spin-out from the University of Birmingham, founded in 2018 and commercializing short-loop NdFeB magnet recycling. HyProMag uses patented hydrogen-processing technology to separate valuable rare earth alloys as powders from waste material, which it subsequently reprocessed to form new NdFeB magnets.
20 Oct 2025
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21 Jul 2025
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23 Jun 2025
Garner Products
HyProMag is a spin-out from the University of Birmingham, founded in 2018 and commercializing short-loop NdFeB magnet recycling. HyProMag uses patented hydrogen-processing technology to separate valuable rare earth alloys as powders from waste material, including HDDs, which it subsequently reprocessed to form new NdFeB magnets.
2 May 2025
HyProMag
HyProMag is a spin-out from the University of Birmingham, founded in 2018 and commercializing short-loop NdFeB magnet recycling. HyProMag uses patented hydrogen-processing technology to separate valuable rare earth alloys as powders from waste material, which it subsequently reprocessed to form new NdFeB magnets. IDTechEx spoke with Abeshaa Mahendran, Metallurgist at HyProMag.
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25 Apr 2025
REETec
HyProMag is a spin-out from the University of Birmingham, founded in 2018 and commercializing short-loop NdFeB magnet recycling. HyProMag uses patented hydrogen-processing technology to separate valuable rare earth alloys as powders from waste material, which it subsequently reprocesses to form new NdFeB magnets.
14 Apr 2025
Rare Earth Technologies Inc. (RETi)
HyProMag is a spin-out from the University of Birmingham, founded in 2018 and commercializing short-loop NdFeB magnet recycling. HyProMag uses patented hydrogen-processing technology to separate valuable rare earth alloys as powders from waste material, which it subsequently reprocesses to form new NdFeB magnets.
5 Apr 2025
Ionic Rare Earths
HyProMag is a spin-out from the University of Birmingham, founded in 2018 and commercializing short-loop NdFeB magnet recycling. HyProMag uses patented hydrogen-processing technology to separate valuable rare earth alloys as powders from waste material, which it subsequently reprocesses to form new NdFeB magnets.
2024
22 Nov 2024
ReElement Technologies
NdFeB rare earth magnet recycling by hydrogen decrepitation.
26 Jul 2024
Ionic Technologies
HyProMag is a spin-out from the University of Birmingham, founded in 2018 and commercializing short-loop NdFeB magnet recycling. HyProMag uses patented hydrogen-processing technology to separate valuable rare-earth alloys as powders from waste material, which it subsequently reprocesses to form new NdFeB magnets.
10 May 2024
HyProMag Ltd
HyProMag are a spin-out from the University of Birmingham, founded in 2018 and commercializing short-loop NdFeB magnet recycling. HyProMag use patented hydrogen-processing technology to separate valuable rare-earth alloys as powders from waste material, which they subsequently reprocess to form new NdFeB magnets. IDTechEx spoke with Dr Robert Arnold, Director of HyProMag, at the Materials Research Exchange 2024 conference in London, UK.
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3 May 2024
Noveon Magnetics
HyProMag recycle NdFeB magnets using a short-loop hydrogen decrepitation process.
19 Apr 2024
Carester (Caremag)
The core technology is a patented Hydrogen Processing of Magnet Scrap ("HPMS") technology to extract and demagnetise NdFeB (neodymium iron boron) alloy powders from magnets embedded in scrap. (Short-loop)
