Basic Materials Metals and Mining

List of Rare Earths Stocks

Rare Earths is part of the Metals and Mining group in the Basic Materials sector. Its 20 US-listed companies are worth $14.85 billion between them. The median is $351.81 million. 7 have Rare Earths as their primary business, and 13 more run a substantial one alongside another industry.

Companies 20
Combined market cap $14.85 Bn
Median market cap $351.81 Mn
Average move -6.87%
Industry
List of Rare Earths Stocks Basic Materials 20 companies last close
Symbol Company Mkt Cap Price Chg % 1Y Revenue (TTM) Revenue (Qtr) Net Income (TTM) P/E Net Margin (TTM) Div. Yield Why this company is listed here
MP MP Materials $6.00Bn 33.71 -6.13% -38.63% 305.38Mn 108.49Mn -60.62Mn -109.07 -19.85% 0.00%
USAR USA Rare Earth $1.82Bn 7.42 -9.51% -56.02% 11.52Mn 5.82Mn -287.52Mn -7.16 -2,467.29% 0.00%
UUUU 2nd Energy Fuels $1.74Bn 6.58 -8.74% -59.41% 117.23Mn 29.18Mn -117.88Mn -15.64 -99.99% 0.00%
EMAT Evolution Metals & Technologies $1.19Bn 1.91 +3.24% — 4.53Mn 1.64Mn -452.97Mn -3.09 -9,992.76% 0.00%
TMC 2nd TMC the metals $913.15Mn 2.07 -10.39% -65.50% 4.30Mn 1.04Mn -208.51Mn -3.69 -7,102.88% 0.00%
CRML Critical Metals $829.04Mn 5.64 -11.46% -46.64% — — — -3.02 — 0.00%
REEMF Rare Element Resources $490.48Mn 0.76 -10.59% -17.39% — — -11.24Mn -60.51 — 0.00%
IPX 2nd Iperionx $482.60Mn 14.22 -6.51% -62.48% — — — -7.15 — 0.00%
NB Niocorp Developments $395.48Mn 2.70 -9.09% -55.52% — — -3.51Mn -560.79 — 0.00%
METC 2nd Ramaco Resources $394.84Mn 6.20 -11.17% -74.53% 544.51Mn 150.09Mn -66.67Mn -6.26 -12.24% 0.00%
IDR 2nd Idaho Strategic Resources $308.79Mn 19.52 -2.69% -35.62% 50.87Mn 10.73Mn — — — 0.00%
COBA 2nd Chilean Cobalt $121.74Mn 2.10 +0.00% +425.00% — — -3.35Mn -35.85 — —
AREC 2nd American Resources $72.44Mn 0.95 -5.00% -74.39% -312.74K -45.35K -79.01Mn 5.11 — 0.00%
ATLX 2nd Atlas Lithium $50.51Mn 1.68 -2.89% -61.64% 126.77K — -43.45Mn -1.31 -29,435.29% 0.00%
JAGU 2nd Jaguar Uranium $18.98Mn 0.94 -7.84% — 241.28K 184.03K -21.69Mn -0.84 -8,987.39% 0.00%
ATCX 2nd Atlas Critical Minerals $7.12Mn 2.05 +0.00% — — — — — — 0.00%
LTUM 2nd Lithium $5.89Mn 0.05 +0.00% -58.33% — — 524.66K -10.56 — 0.00%
FNUC 2nd Frontier Nuclear & Minerals $5.60Mn 0.64 -9.86% -81.56% — — — — — 0.00%
LBSR 2nd Liberty Star Uranium & Metals $2.34Mn 0.02 +100.00% -60.00% — — -1.09Mn -1.34 — 0.00%
MGNC Mag Magna $2.20Mn 0.28 +0.00% — -43.63K — -13.67Mn -0.15 — —
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About this list

How many Rare Earths stocks are there?

This list holds 20 US-listed companies, of which 7 have Rare Earths as their primary business. The rest operate a substantial Rare Earths business alongside something else, which is why they appear here as well as on their own primary list.

How is this list put together?

Every US-listed company is classified under BQ-MICS, our own multi-industry classification system. Unlike a single-label scheme it assigns each company a primary industry AND any secondary industries it genuinely operates in, and it records the reasoning behind every assignment — which you can read on each row of the table above.

Why do some companies appear on more than one list?

Because they genuinely operate more than one business. A retailer running a large cloud division belongs on both lists, and a classification that forces it onto one is hiding half the company. Every appearance beyond the primary one is labelled as secondary, and the toggle above the table hides them if you only want pure plays.

How often is this list updated?

Prices, market caps and performance figures refresh with each session's close. The classification itself is reviewed whenever a company's filings change what it does — a new segment, a disposal or an acquisition — rather than on a fixed calendar.

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