40qualified facility / project nodes
5public service offers
23documented material routes
15controlled return programmes
Market intelligence map
Europe and the United States in one view
See where rare-earth recycling activity meets controlled material-return programs and model-supported wind assets. Precise labels, filters, acceptance conditions and evidence records are reserved for the protected workspace.
Public preview of tracked rare-earth Facilities & Projects and Magnet Return Programmes
Evidence map29 facility/project points, four controlled-programme points and eight long-term wind assets. Unlocated records remain in the workspace tables.
Material routes · source-backed relationships
Who accepts the material — and what still needs to be agreed?
Compare public collection and purchase offers with named source-to-processor relationships. Contractual binding, physical status and annual magnet mass remain separate.
Inside the protected workspace
Move from scattered announcements to decision-ready market evidence
Find who is active, what each project can process, which claims are current and where regional evidence suggests the next sourcing conversation should start.
From waste signal to verified product
A qualitative pathway clarifies where each organisation sits; it is not a mass-balance claim.
1 · Sources
Secondary feed
- Magnet scrap
- EoL magnets
- Magnet-rich assemblies
2 · Preparation
Pre-processing
- Collection
- Disassembly
- Concentration
3 · Recovery
Recycling route
- Short loop
- Hydrometallurgy
- Separation
4 · Outputs
Market products
- Magnet powder
- Rare-earth oxides
- Metals & magnets
New research note · 27 September 2026
Where do retired data-center hard-drive magnets go?
Compare a demonstrated Western Digital–Microsoft return pilot with the ERI–Cyclic collection partnership. The public sources show different stages, and neither discloses annual recovered-magnet output.
Public sample profiles
Three examples show evidence structure and scope. The full set, filters, exports and source history remain protected.
Explore the rare earth magnet recycling evidence in Europe, reported NdFeB recycling capacity in Europe, verified NdFeB recycling capacity in Germany and Poland, or the REE Monitor evidence methodology.
REE-001public sample
Remloy Rare-Earth Magnet Recycling Facility
Remloy Ltd. (Mkango Magnetic Materials) · DE
OperatingCore recycling
- Process
- Short-loop / remanufacturing
- Capacity
- 500 · Current owner target (at least)
Updated 2026-09-01Read the Remloy recycling profileSource ↗
REE-024public sample
Dallas–Fort Worth Magnet Recycling and Manufacturing Hub
HyProMag USA · US
Phased developmentCore recycling
- Process
- Short-loop / remanufacturing
- Capacity
- 400 t/y magnets + 278 t/y co-products initially; 1,526 t/y total products at full scale
Updated 2026-07-27Read the HyProMag USA hub profileSource ↗
REE-017adjacent reference
Exeter Rare-Earth Metallization Facility
Phoenix Tailings · US
OperatingOutside active recycling count
- Process
- Metallization
- Capacity
- 200 · Current metal nameplate
Updated 2026-08-31Read the Phoenix Tailings profileSource ↗
Monitoring activity
Verified updates preview
The current historical baseline contains 45 source-linked status records; the latest evidence event is dated 2026-09-29. This demonstrates the update model, not yet a promised publishing cadence.
Ionic Technologies
Harland Road Commercial Magnet Recycling Project · GB
Developer published submission of Belfast commercial magnet-recycling planning application; approval remains pending.
Source reviewed 2026-10-03Verify source ↗
Cyclic Materials
South Carolina Rare-Earth Recycling Campus · US
ERI operator-hosted September 29 release reports strategic investment and exclusive routing of ERI rare-earth-bearing feedstock to Cyclic; amounts and annual magnet tonnage not disclosed.
Source reviewed 2026-10-03Verify source ↗
Orano / CEA
Grenoble Permanent Magnet Pilot Line · FR
Orano and CEA reported reliable N45UH-grade NdFeB magnet production on their Grenoble pilot line. Circular raw-material incorporation remains a future step, so this is not verified recycling throughput.
Source reviewed 2026-10-03Verify source ↗
Coverage at a glance
Public aggregates demonstrate the model without exposing the complete commercial dataset.
Status by region
Facility / project records, not operating capacity totals.
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OperatingConstruction / commissioningDemonstrationPlannedInstalled pre-processingCompleted / historical
Process mix
One primary process classification per qualified node; not material volumes.
Interpret carefully: 37 nodes do not mean 34 operating recycling plants. Active profiles include source-supported recycling, processing and project roles. Generic recyclers, unqualified wind records and adjacent metallurgy references are held outside active counts. Capacity claims retain their material, stage and time basis and are never summed into a market throughput total.
Why this is more than a search result
Entity resolutionProjects, operators, locations and successor announcements share stable IDs.
Typed claimsNameplate, design target, device count, batch size and actual throughput never become one number.
Evidence historyEvery approved assertion carries a source, date, confidence and review trail.
Clear answers before login
Rare-earth recycling intelligence: scope and limits
What does REE Monitor track?
Public evidence on rare-earth recycling services, concrete projects and concentrated material-return signals in Europe and the United States. Each facility, program or asset is stored as a separate profile.
How are profiles selected?
We require a named circular-magnet role, primary evidence, explicit status and a decision-useful question. Public offers, process projects, controlled programmes and long-term assets are separate. Missing annual tonnage does not block a contact entry; it blocks a quantity claim.
Does a Material Return Asset mean material is available?
No. It is an evidence-ranked sourcing signal. Availability, ownership, magnet type, timing and routing must still be verified before a commercial sourcing decision.
Data transparency: latest published evidence event · page generated . Read the full Evidence methodology.
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Invited users receive all 37 facility/project nodes, four public offers, 16 material routes, ten return programmes and eight long-term wind assets, interactive maps, verified updates, evidence-gap analysis, claim history and reusable exports.
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