The Saskatchewan Research Council is slated to deliver these heavy rare earth materials in the fourth quarter of 2026. This supply will feed REalloys’ metallization and magnet production facility in Euclid, Ohio, allowing the company to initiate customer qualification and validate its supply chain. Executives view this period as a vital precursor to locking in long-term commercial agreements with clients across the defense, aerospace, and industrial sectors.

Beyond this initial delivery, REalloys has already secured an exclusive offtake agreement covering 80% of the commercial output from the Saskatchewan facility. With that plant expected to reach initial commercial production by early 2027, the company is positioning itself to bypass standard supply bottlenecks in the rare-earth market.