MAKING, NOT MINING | US-owned, certified, OEM-proven manufacturing of high performance rare earth magnets
Evolution Metals & Technologies Corp. (EM&T) makes high performance rare earth magnets in South Korea for major OEM customers. It makes magnets from non-China metal for defense suppliers, who need traceable supply under U.S. rules that take effect January 1, 2027.
Evolution Metals & Technologies Corp. (Nasdaq: EMAT) makes rare earth magnets in South Korea: bonded for more than 18 years, sintered since 2024, seven grades certified by Tier-1 OEMs, produced at commercial scale from non-China metal. Commissioning of new equipment at Pohang, under way since all 57 containers arrived in October 2026, is expected to grow our annual capacity tenfold.
Evolution Metals & Technologies Corp. (Nasdaq: EMAT) makes rare earth magnets in South Korea: bonded for more than 18 years, sintered since 2024, seven grades certified by Tier-1 OEMs, produced at commercial scale from non-China metal. Commissioning of new equipment at Pohang, under way since all 57 containers arrived in October 2026, is expected to grow our annual capacity tenfold.
Ore is abundant. Certified magnets made at scale are scarce. From January 1, 2027, US defense sourcing rules reward companies that produce magnets that are not Chinese-made and are demonstrably made from non-Chinese component elements.
Ore is abundant. Certified magnets made at scale are scarce. From January 1, 2027, US defense sourcing rules reward companies that produce magnets that are not Chinese-made and are demonstrably made from non-Chinese component elements.
EM&T Advantages:
Producing, and ready to grow | Nearly two decades of bonded-magnet-making experience | Proven commercial customer relationships | Tier-1, sintered-magnet quality certifications, including heavy-rare-earth compositions | Commercial scale production | Approximately 754 metric tons of non-China neodymium metal secured | Experienced magnet operators in place | 880 MW of power in place at Pohang | All 57 containers of equipment for thirteen additional sintered magnet production lines delivered; commissioning under way.
Key Capabilities
Seven Sintered Grades Certified
By Tier-1 OEMs
By Tier-1 OEMs
Non-China NdPr Metal Received, Conforming to DFARS Specifications
First delivery July 2026; about 754 metric tons of non-China neodymium metal now secured
First delivery July 2026; about 754 metric tons of non-China neodymium metal now secured
Thirteen Additional Sintered Magnet Production Lines
All 57 containers delivered October 2026; commissioning under way ahead of the January 1, 2027 DFARS date
All 57 containers delivered October 2026; commissioning under way ahead of the January 1, 2027 DFARS date
Real Operations, Real Customers, Real Revenue: Not Just Future Capacity
Facilities
Four facilities in South Korea today: powder, flake and alloy; bonded magnets; sintered magnets; and automation. At Pohang, an investment framework signed with Pohang City on October 27, 2026 supports expansion on an approximately 1.27-million-square-foot site in the Blue Valley National Industrial Complex.
Power
Equipment & Team
