
REalloys' recycling operations are coming online faster, according to a Seeking Alpha analyst. The stock fell to $8 after a March article but has since recovered. Here's the risk.
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REalloys (NASDAQ: ALOY) is bringing its rare earth magnet recycling operations online faster than expected, according to a Seeking Alpha analyst who wrote about the stock in March. The analyst said the ramp is ahead of schedule, a development that could support the bull case.
The stock fell to $8 per share after the March article. It has since recovered to near $12. The analyst remains bullish, citing the faster operational timeline.
REalloys recycles rare earth magnets from scrap, producing materials used in defense and electric vehicles. China's export controls on rare earths have increased demand for domestic sources. The broader market for rare earths is tight, as we covered in our market analysis.
The risk is execution. The company has not yet reported revenue from recycling. The ramp may face delays. If operations continue on schedule, the stock could re-rate.
The stock has recovered to near $12, up from $8 in March.
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