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Apple Invests $500 Million in U.S. Rare-Earth Supply Chain

Apple Invests $500M to Secure US Supply of Rare Earth Magnets

Apple is investing $500 million in the mining company MP Materials to secure a domestic supply of rare earth magnets for its devices.

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Apple inks $500 million rare earth magnet deal to bring supply back to US

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Apple Commits $500 Million for Rare-Earth Magnets from U.S. Supplier

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MP Materials’ stock heads for a new high. What’s behind Apple’s new rare-earths deal.

Shares of MP Materials Corp. were up nearly 25% and headed for a new high on Tuesday after the rare-earths producer struck a deal with a major, notable partner — the latest sign that U.S. tech compani...

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Department of Defense directly invests in U.S.-based rare earth mining company

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Pentagon to keep investing in US critical minerals projects, defense official says

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Apple just spent $500 million to source a material that’s critical for iPhones from the US

The materials will be delivered throughout the United States and around the world.

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Apple Announces $500 Million Commitment to Buying American Magnets

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Why Ramaco Says It Can Beat Its Government-Backed Rival For Rare Earth Supremacy

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Apple just signed a $500M deal with the owner of a one-of-a-kind California mine

The Cupertino tech giant has inked a $500 million deal with Mountain Pass’ owner and operator MP Materials, the two companies announced on Tuesday, in a move that will help Apple onshore a part of its sprawling supply chain.

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Apple backs Trump rare earth minerals push, invests $500M in US mine

EXCLUSIVE: Apple is expected to announce a $500 million commitment to MP Materials — the only rare earth mine currently operating in the United States, according to multiple sources familiar with the deal.

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Apple inks $500 million rare earth magnet deal to bring supply home

Apple has signed a $500-million deal with Pentagon-backed MP Materials for a supply of rare earth magnets, one of the first U.S. tech companies to ink an agreement that aims to centralize its supply chain inside the country.