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China’s Rare-Earth Revenue Soars as Magnet Index Rises 4.4%

4/30/2026

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On April 29, China’s permanent-magnet index rose 4.41% as Pr-Nd oxide prices climbed.
China’s mineral outlook shows reserves of 14 minerals and production of 17 minerals—including rare earths and tungsten—while the 15th Five-Year Plan targets scarce metals and consolidates rare-earth, tungsten and tin resources.
2026 revenue rose 27.69% for China Northern Rare Earth, 1.90% for China Rare Earth & Vanadium and 16.05% for JL MAG Rare-Earth, jumps of 113.12%, 261.55% and 20.09%.

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Story summary

On April 29, China’s permanent-magnet index rose 4.41% as Pr-Nd oxide prices climbed.
China’s mineral outlook shows reserves of 14 minerals and production of 17 minerals—including rare earths and tungsten—while the 15th Five-Year Plan targets scarce metals and consolidates rare-earth, tungsten and tin resources.
2026 revenue rose 27.69% for China Northern Rare Earth, 1.90% for China Rare Earth & Vanadium and 16.05% for JL MAG Rare-Earth, jumps of 113.12%, 261.55% and 20.09%.