Publicly Traded Rare Earth Companies: 40 Listed Explorers, Developers, Producers and Refiners (Partial List, Sources Linked)
40 stock-exchange-listed companies (ASX, TSX/TSXV, CSE, NYSE/NYSE American, Nasdaq, LSE/AIM, Shanghai, Shenzhen) whose main business or a named project is rare earth exploration, development, mining, separation or refining, with the main project and country, development stage, whether heavy or light rare earths are disclosed, resource reporting code, any announced offtake, website and the source URL for every row. Compiled from the Austrade Critical Minerals Prospectus (Feb 2026), SEC filings, UK regulatory announcements (FCA National Storage Mechanism), a CNINFO periodic report (Shenzhen) and company websites whose terms allow reuse, as read on 2026-10-11. No single official list exists; this is not a complete list (excluded companies and reasons are listed).
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* The first 5 rows of the full list (real data).| company_name | listings | listing_source | hq_country | main_ree_project | project_location |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| China Northern Rare Earth (Group) High-Tech Co., Ltd. (中国北方稀土（集团）高科技股份有限公司) | SSE: 600111 | Company website (profile: listed on the Shanghai Stock Exchange in 1997; code 600111 in the site's stock-chart link) | China | Rare earth smelting and separation base in Baotou ('green smelting upgrade project', phase 1 in production) | Baotou, Inner Mongolia (operations in 11 provinces) |
| China Rare Earth Resources and Technology Co., Ltd. (中国稀土集团资源科技股份有限公司) | SZSE: 000831 | 2026 half-year report (filed on CNINFO, Aug 2026): stock code 000831, Shenzhen Stock Exchange | China | Hunan Rare Earth ionic-clay mine (the only ionic rare earth mining licence in Hunan) and separation plants (e.g. Yongzhou) | Hunan, Jiangxi and Guangdong provinces |
| Energy Fuels Inc. | NYSE American: UUUU; TSX: EFR | SEC Form 10-K for FY2025 (cover page) | United States | White Mesa Mill rare earth separation (Phase 1 circuit) | Utah |
| Lynas Rare Earths Ltd | ASX: LYC | Austrade Prospectus (Feb 2026) | Mt Weld mine and concentrator; Kalgoorlie Rare Earths Processing Facility; Lynas Malaysia separation plant | Mt Weld near Laverton and Kalgoorlie, Western Australia; Gebeng, Malaysia | |
| MP Materials Corp. | NYSE: MP | SEC Form 10-K for FY2025 (cover page) | United States | Mountain Pass Rare Earth Mine and Processing Facility | Mountain Pass, San Bernardino County, California |
Showing 6 of 20 columns. All columns are listed below.
Full list: 40 rows · CSV · last verified Oct 11, 2026
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Where the source data is published
Everything here can be read free of charge: the Austrade Australian Critical Minerals Prospectus (international.austrade.gov.au), SEC filings on EDGAR (sec.gov), UK regulatory announcements on the FCA National Storage Mechanism (data.fca.org.uk), Shenzhen-listed companies' reports on CNINFO (cninfo.com.cn) and each company's website (URL in every row). Contains material from the Australian Critical Minerals Prospectus (Feb 2026), © Commonwealth of Australia (Austrade), licensed under CC BY 4.0, restated and combined with other sources by ReqoData.
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- Last verified
- Oct 11, 2026
Source data as of
Austrade Australian Critical Minerals Prospectus, February 2026 edition; SEC filings filed 2026-02-26 to 2026-09-30 (per row); FCA National Storage Mechanism announcements of 6 Nov 2024 (Rainbow) and 27 May 2025 (Cobra); company websites as read on 2026-10-11
Last verified is the date we fetched the source data and confirmed it was the latest version the publishers had released.
What this list adds to the free source data
- One row per listed company with rare earths as its main business or a named project, drawn from five kinds of source (Austrade Prospectus, SEC filings, FCA National Storage Mechanism announcements, a CNINFO periodic report, company websites; pages drawn by scripts rendered in a headless browser) and checked against each other where they overlap.
- Every row gives the source URLs and the version used (Prospectus edition, SEC filing date or date read); every fact was re-checked against the source text by a script on 2026-10-11.
- Stage normalised to one scale (production, construction, feasibility_study, pre_feasibility_study, scoping_or_pea, resource_defined, exploration, not_stated) with the study names and dates kept in stage_detail.
- Heavy/light rare earth focus recorded only as disclosed by the source, with the basis quoted in our words; resource reporting code marked as stated by the source or as required by the listing rules.
- Offtake recorded with counterparty and direction (seller or buyer) where a source states it, e.g. Iluka as buyer of Northern Minerals and VHM concentrate, Energy Fuels as buyer of Donald concentrate.
- Corporate changes reflected where a source shows them: ASM delisted and owned by Energy Fuels, Peak Rare Earths acquired by Shenghe, Commerce Resources' Ashram now held by Mont Royal, the binding scheme for Lynas to acquire Meteoric (announced 1 Oct 2026, expected by March 2027), and Mkango's planned Nasdaq listing of Mkango Rare Earths.
Limitations and what's not included
- Not a complete list of listed rare earth companies. 40 companies are included; 27 groups of candidates are excluded with the reason in excluded_companies (website terms restrict reuse, website unreachable, delisted/acquired, not listed, or rare earths not a headline commodity). Notable exclusions include Australian Rare Earths, RareX, OD6 Metals, Brazilian Critical Minerals and Axel REE (websites behind a bot checkpoint, not bypassed), Viridis and Ucore (websites refuse automated requests), and Lindian, Ionic Rare Earths, Energy Transition Minerals, Aclara, Neo Performance Materials, Defense Metals and Avalon (website terms restrict reuse; SEDAR+ terms forbid commercial use and automated access, ASX website terms forbid commercial use).
- Exchange trading websites were not used (the ASX website terms forbid commercial use of its content). Tickers come only from the Austrade Prospectus, SEC filings, FCA National Storage Mechanism announcements, CNINFO periodic reports or the company's own website. For 1 company the website shows the exchange but no ticker in its page text, and the listings column says so.
- Companies whose websites restrict reuse are included only when another usable source (Austrade Prospectus, SEC filing, FCA National Storage Mechanism announcement or CNINFO periodic report) gives the facts; for them, fields that only the company website could supply (e.g. head office country) are left blank or not_stated.
- Stage, resource and offtake are as of each source's date and change often. Austrade entries are as published in February 2026; SEC filings are the latest annual report or registration statement found; the NSM announcements used for Rainbow (Nov 2024) and Cobra (May 2025) are older and later progress is not covered (dates in source_as_of). 'not_found_in_sources_used' does not mean no offtake exists.
- ree_type_disclosed reflects what the source says, not a geological assessment; many sources do not say (not_stated).
- No market capitalisation, share price or other moving values; no people's names or contact details (organisation data only). Delivered as CSV; no API.
Where the source data is published
Everything here can be read free of charge: the Austrade Australian Critical Minerals Prospectus (international.austrade.gov.au), SEC filings on EDGAR (sec.gov), UK regulatory announcements on the FCA National Storage Mechanism (data.fca.org.uk), Shenzhen-listed companies' reports on CNINFO (cninfo.com.cn) and each company's website (URL in every row). Contains material from the Australian Critical Minerals Prospectus (Feb 2026), © Commonwealth of Australia (Austrade), licensed under CC BY 4.0, restated and combined with other sources by ReqoData.
Organization info only. The list contains no personal contact details of individuals.
Columns in the CSV (20)
| Column | Description |
|---|---|
| company_name | Company name as shown by the source used for the row. |
| listings | Exchange and ticker(s), only as shown by a source we may use (Austrade Prospectus, SEC filing, FCA National Storage Mechanism announcement, the company's own website, or a periodic report on CNINFO, the Shenzhen Stock Exchange's disclosure site). Where a page shows the exchange but no ticker in its text, this says so. OTC quotations are not listed. |
| listing_source | Which source shows the listing. |
| hq_country | Country of the head office / business address shown by the source; blank where no usable source states it. |
| main_ree_project | Main rare earth project or operation named by the source (other rare earth projects in brackets where stated). |
| project_location | Location of the main project as described by the source. |
| project_country | Country of the main project (several separated by '; '). |
| stage | Most advanced stage stated by the source: production, construction, feasibility_study (FS/DFS/BFS), pre_feasibility_study, scoping_or_pea (scoping study / PEA / initial assessment with economics), resource_defined (mineral resource but no economic study stated), exploration, not_stated. ReqoData's reading of the cited source, not an official classification. |
| stage_detail | Study names and dates, approvals, ownership/JV notes from the source, in our words. |
| ree_type_disclosed | heavy / light / light_and_heavy / not_stated, ONLY as disclosed by the source (e.g. Dy/Tb or 'heavy rare earths' named = heavy; NdPr only = light). Not a geological assessment. |
| ree_type_basis | What the source says that supports ree_type_disclosed. |
| mineral_resource_disclosed | yes = the source refers to a current mineral resource or ore reserve estimate for the rare earth project; no = the source says there is none (or only historical estimates); not_stated = the cited source does not say. |
| resource_reporting_code | Reporting code: 'stated' = named by the source; 'ASX listing rules' = the source does not name it, but ASX-listed companies must report resources under the JORC Code; S-K 1300 = SEC Regulation S-K Subpart 1300. |
| offtake_announced | yes = the source states an offtake/supply agreement for the project's rare earth product (as seller or as buyer, see offtake_detail); yes_not_ree_specific = offtake agreements referred to but not shown to cover rare earths; not_found_in_sources_used = none in the sources cited for the row (it does not mean none exists). |
| offtake_detail | Counterparty and scope as stated by the source. |
| website | Company website (home page). Listed as a reference even where the site's terms did not allow us to use its content (then no fact in the row comes from it). |
| evidence_urls | URLs of the sources for the row, separated by ' | '. |
| sources_used | Source types for the row. |
| source_as_of | Version of each source used: Austrade Prospectus edition, SEC filing date, or the date the web page was read. |
| last_verified | Date ReqoData last re-checked every evidence pattern for the row against the source. |
Sources and licenses
- Austrade - Australian Critical Minerals Prospectus (February 2026)CC BY 4.0 (Commonwealth of Australia, Austrade); attribution given in free_source_note
- SEC EDGAR - annual reports (10-K, 10-K/A, 20-F, 40-F) and one registration statement (F-4/A, Mkango Rare Earths) of the SEC-registered companies in the listUS federal government records (not subject to copyright); accessed under the SEC fair-access policy with a declared user agent
- FCA National Storage Mechanism - regulatory announcements (RNS) of UK-listed companiesNSM terms of use: material may be used for any lawful purpose not otherwise excluded (https://data.fca.org.uk/artefacts/NSM_Terms_of_Use.pdf); the FCA's name and logo are not used
- CNINFO (Shenzhen Stock Exchange disclosure website) - periodic reports of Shenzhen-listed companies in the listSite disclaimer contains no reuse restriction (accuracy and liability only); the issuer's report is used for facts restated in our words
- Company websites (URL in each row) whose terms of use do not restrict reuseFacts restated in our own words with the source linked; websites whose terms restrict reproduction or commercial use were not used
Last verified: Oct 11, 2026
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