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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 Holdings subsidiary, HyProMag USA , is set to benefit from a new 25% tariff on Chinese permanent magnets, starting in 2026. CoTec holds a 60.3% equity interest in HyProMag USA, which aims to deploy patented REE recycling technology in the US. The technology, HPMS, extracts NdFeB magnets from electronic waste, which can be reprocessed and sold. HyProMag USA is completing a feasibility study for three sites, focusing initially on Fort Worth, Texas. The CEO of CoTec, Julian Treger, anticipates the first revenues by 2026, aligning with the tariff's implementation.
CoTec Holdings Corp. (CTHCF) has completed its second and final non-brokered private placement of units, raising $2,573,013.07 in gross proceeds. Each unit, priced at $0.50, includes one common share and one common share purchase warrant, exercisable at $1.05 within 12 months. The funds will support the HyProMag USA feasibility study, the Lac Jeannine Project's preliminary economic assessment, and general working capital. Insiders purchased 4,050,000 units for $2,025,000, making this a related party transaction under MI 61-101 exemptions. Following this issuance, CoTec has 66,047,531 common shares outstanding.
CoTec Holdings Corp. (TSX.V:CTH)(OTCQB:CTHCF) announced that MagIron , in which CoTec holds a 17% equity interest, has signed long-term mineral leases. These leases will support the reopening of MagIron's Plant 4 iron ore concentrator.
The secured iron-bearing materials combined with existing stockpiles can potentially sustain Plant 4 operations for over 20 years, targeting an annual production of 2.5 million dry tonnes of Direct Reduction (DR) grade iron concentrate. This milestone aids MagIron's strategy to restart Plant 4 and contributes to ongoing feasibility studies and testing. The initiative aims to recycle historical mining materials into high-quality DR-grade iron concentrate, which is important for the decarbonization of the steel industry.
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