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Ionic Rare Earths Expands US Investor Access With Admission to the OTCQB Market

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Ionic Rare Earths Expands US Investor Access With Admission to the OTCQB Market

Ionic Rare Earths Limited (ASX: IXR; OTCQB: IXRRF) has gained approval for trading on the OTCQB® Venture Market in the United States, enhancing access for U.S.-based investors to the Company’s heavy rare earth and magnet‑recycling strategy. The admission reinforces Ionic Rare Earths’ focus on North American engagement and follows the Company’s recent Memorandum of Understanding with Missouri‑based US Strategic Metals, underscoring alignment with the U.S.–Australia critical‑minerals partnership.

Strategic alignment with U.S. critical‑minerals policy

The OTCQB admission aligns with jurisdictions prioritising secure, transparent, non‑Chinese supply chains for critical minerals, including rare earth elements. Rare earths are recognised in the United States as essential inputs for advanced manufacturing, clean energy, electric vehicles, and defence applications. Increased visibility in U.S. capital markets is expected to support deeper engagement with investors aligned to these policy priorities and long‑term strategic objectives.

Project status and portfolio overview

Ionic Rare Earths holds a portfolio of rare earth assets and initiatives positioned to support Western supply‑chain resilience, including:

  • Patented technology making Ionic Rare Earths the only Western recycler producing separated and refined magnet REOs currently via wholly owned subsidiary Ionic Technologies’ Demonstration Plant in Belfast, Northern Ireland
  • Initiatives to scale recycling technology globally to key target markets including UK/Europe, North and South America, Gulf states, and Asia. In the USA, Ionic Rare Earths is exploring the potential for a multi‑metal rare earth recycling complex at USSM’s fully permitted site in Missouri
  • Advanced heavy rare earth development project, the Makuutu Heavy Rare Earths Project, which has the potential to produce substantial quantities of heavy rare earths over the long term, given its 45% heavy rare earth basket. The project is development ready with all environmental approvals, a demonstration plant and permitted mine, pending only a final investment decision (FID) and funding
  • Emerging Brazilian footprint including both rare earth recycling and refining initiatives through Ionic Rare Earths’ 50:50 JV with Viridis Mining and Metals (ASX: VMM) which plans to build and operate a rare earth refinery and magnet recycling facility in Brazil, using IonicRE’s proven separation technology and feedstock from Viridis’ Colossus Project, with further scope for US expansion
  • Established resource base with demonstrated potential for production of didymium (NdPr) and heavy rare earth elements, including dysprosium (Dy) and terbium (Tb)

Collectively, these assets position the Company within an evolving global heavy rare earth supply chain facing persistent supply constraints and increasing Western policy support for diversification following export restrictions from China.

Tim Harrison, managing director of Ionic Rare Earths, commented, “Ionic Rare Earths’ admission to the OTCQB Market is a strategically important milestone that broadens access to U.S. investors and strengthens our alignment with North American critical minerals priorities, as we progress a portfolio of rare earth primary and secondary supply assets positioned to support secure, transparent supply chains. The appetite for our heavy rare earth products and technology within Northern Hemisphere markets is extremely strong, with this material underpinning trillions of dollars’ worth of value‑added goods, and growth areas for industry, including defence, advanced manufacturing and renewables.”

Brett Lynch, executive chairman of Ionic Rare Earths, commented, “This OTCQB admission reflects growing international interest in our rare earth strategy and marks another deliberate step towards deeper engagement with U.S. capital markets aligned with critical minerals security. Ionic Rare Earths is building a global industrial business based on rare earth permanent magnet recycling and we see this as a natural next step in opening up further opportunities for U.S. and other international investors to participate in our worldwide expansion.”

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