Critical Minerals Factbook
Facility

Cyclic Materials Kingston Centre of Excellence and Commercial Hub

Cyclic Materials' USD $25 million Centre of Excellence in Kingston, Ontario (announced June 11, 2025), housing an R&D facility and the company's first commercial-scale Hub using its proprietary REEPure hydrometallurgical process. The Hub is designed to convert 500 tonnes of magnet-rich feedstock annually into recycled Mixed Rare Earth Oxide (rMREO), with operations set to begin in Q1 2026 and offtake to Solvay under a 2024 agreement; the 500 t/yr figure is feedstock throughput, not output, so it is recorded here as an assertion rather than a capacity claim. On January 20, 2026, Canada Growth Fund announced a US$25 million investment in Cyclic as part of a US$75 million Series C, noting the Kingston Hub was under construction. Sources state the output as mixed rare earth oxide; this record maps it to the database's mixed rare-earth intermediate material as an inferred form.

Facts on this page last re-verified Aug 11, 2026 — the oldest verification date among its current claims. How we verify.

Location: Kingston, Ontario, Canada

Recycling

Kingston commercial Hub (REEPure hydrometallurgical recycling)

Under construction

REEPure proprietary hydrometallurgical processing of magnet-rich feedstock into recycled Mixed Rare Earth Oxide (rMREO); designed throughput of 500 tonnes of magnet-rich feedstock per year

Material flow

Magnet Scrap and End-of-Life Feedstock → Mixed Rare Earth Carbonate

Capacity

No capacity claim. Absence of a figure means no source publishes one.

Qualification

No qualification claim. Status does not imply qualified output.

Sources