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News for CoTec Holdings Corp. (CTHCF) centers on its activities in rare earth magnets, strategic materials and critical mineral recycling and extraction. Company announcements frequently highlight developments at portfolio companies and joint ventures, reflecting CoTec’s role as a holding company focused on building a platform across resource extraction and recycling.
A major recurring theme in CoTec’s news flow is its majority interest in HyProMag USA LLC, a U.S.-based rare earth permanent magnet recycling and manufacturing venture. Updates have covered feasibility and engineering studies for the planned Texas Hub, the finalization of a long-term lease for a rare earth magnet recycling and manufacturing facility in the Dallas–Fort Worth area, and concept studies for expansion into South Carolina and Nevada. News items also discuss HyProMag USA’s use of HPMS technology licensed to HyProMag Limited and its evaluation of a potential U.S. public listing.
CoTec’s news releases also regularly report on its investment in MagIron LLC, which is advancing a U.S.-based iron ore and metallics strategy. Coverage includes MagIron’s acquisition of the Reynolds Pellet Plant in Indiana, iron ore mining leases in Minnesota, pilot plant test results, and feasibility work related to restarting Plant 4 and producing DR-grade pellets and potentially merchant pig iron.
Investors following CTHCF news can expect updates on portfolio milestones, feasibility and valuation studies, project leases and expansions, and strategic reviews such as the exploration of a U.S. listing for HyProMag USA. This page aggregates those announcements so readers can monitor how CoTec’s investments in rare earth magnets, iron ore and tailings reprocessing evolve over time.
CoTec (OTCQB:CTHCF) notes the official opening on April 28, 2026 of HyProMag Germany's second commercial rare earth sintered magnet facility in Pforzheim, opened by the Parliamentary State Secretary of the Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Energy.
The Facility targets an initial ~100 metric tons per annum of NdFeB product, scalable to ~350 tpa and with a further 750 tpa expansion under evaluation. CoTec holds a 20.6% equity interest in Maginito, which owns HyProMag UK (100%), HyProMag Germany (90%) and HyProMag USA (50%); CoTec's effective interest in HyProMag USA is 60.3%.
CoTec (TSXV:CTH, OTCQB:CTHCF) received gross proceeds of approximately $19.9 million from the exercise of 16.6 million warrants following a warrant acceleration announced March 4, 2026.
The Warrant Exercise represented 95.6% of the 17.3 million warrants subject to acceleration; unexercised warrants expired April 10, 2026. The company issued 16.6 million common shares, increasing total shares outstanding to 115,136,805.
CoTec (TSXV:CTH / OTCQB:CTHCF) updated investors on warrant acceleration tied to its May–July 2025 LIFE financing. The company issued 17,339,336 warrants at C$1.20; 14.5 million have been exercised for gross proceeds of $17.4 million to date.
Remaining 2.86 million warrants may generate ~ $3.4 million if exercised; unexercised warrants expire 5:00 pm Vancouver time on April 10, 2026.
CoTec (OTCQB:CTHCF) portfolio company HyProMag USA commissioned an Inserma hard disk drive magnet pre-processing system at the ILS Williston, South Carolina facility on March 13, 2026.
The Williston site houses two automated Inserma units that separate magnet assemblies in ~3 seconds per drive, with combined capacity exceeding 60,000 drives per week, advancing U.S. rare earth magnet recycling feedstock preparation for a planned Dallas-Fort Worth hub.
CoTec (OTCQB:CTHCF / TSX-V:CTH) announced the acceleration of 17,339,336 warrants issued in a May–July 2025 financing after the TSX-V share price exceeded C$1.35 for 15 consecutive trading days ended March 3, 2026.
The accelerated expiry date is April 10, 2026 (37 days after this notice). To date 5,132,643 warrants have been exercised for gross proceeds of C$6,159,172; if the remaining 12,206,696 are exercised, CoTec would receive approximately C$14,648,036.
CoTec Holdings Corp (OTCQB:CTHCF / TSXV:CTH) published an updated corporate presentation on February 19, 2026, available on its website.
The presentation consolidates recent project-level advancements, feasibility and expansion concept studies, updated attributable project interests and a sum-of-the-parts valuation; no new technical or economic data is being announced.
CoTec (OTCQB:CTHCF) notes HyProMag USA has received Inserma HDD pre-processing machines at ILS sites in South Carolina and Nevada, advancing its U.S. hub-and-spoke rare earth magnet recycling plan. Installation and commissioning are planned over the coming weeks, with on-site operational milestone events expected after commissioning.
HyProMag USA also continues detailed engineering for a Texas Hub following execution of a site lease and is partnering with ILS for feedstock sourcing, building toward commercial operations and a potential U.S. public listing.
CoTec Holdings (TSX-V:CTH)(OTCQB:CTHCF) established a wholly owned subsidiary, CoTec Copper, to accelerate investments in copper tailings and copper sulfide deposits. The vehicle will target brownfield asset investments in Tier 1 copper districts in the United States, Australia and Africa over the coming year.
The company said CoTec Copper will deploy its ready-level technologies with partners and local stakeholders to recover economic value from historical tailings and undeveloped sulfide resources.
CoTec Holdings Corp (TSXV:CTH / OTCQB:CTHCF) announced that Kings Chapel International exercised all 833,332 warrants issued in July 2025 at an exercise price of $1.20 per share, generating approximately $1 million of gross proceeds. After the exercise, CoTec has 99,940,639 common shares issued and outstanding. The company said the proceeds strengthen the balance sheet and support advancement of its strategic materials and resource recovery investments.
CoTec Québec (OTCQB:CTHCF / TSX-V:CTH) has engaged BBA to deliver a Feasibility Study for the Lac Jeannine iron tailings project and has appointed Corem to execute a metallurgical testing program. BBA completed initial site visits and baseline studies and designed tests targeting a concentrate grade >67% Fe. Tests will use material from CoTec Québec's 2025 infill and expansion drilling and aim to recover iron units below 75 microns currently lost to tailings. Results will inform engineering design and mass balance and are expected to be completed in H1 2026. CoTec aims to release an updated Mineral Resource Estimate in Q1 2026. Early environmental baseline studies have begun as a first step toward the project's Environmental Assessment and permitting process.