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REalloys Inc. Emerges as Major U.S. Rare Earth Supplier, Positioned for Future Growth

February 25, 2026
Editorial Staff

REalloys Inc., the result of a merger between Blackboxstocks Inc. and REalloys Inc., has officially closed and is set to trade on the Nasdaq under the ticker symbol 'ALOY.' This move establishes a vertically integrated heavy rare earth platform in North America, supporting U.S. national security and defense supply chains. The merger agreement includes a dividend of contingent value rights for Blackboxstocks shareholders. These rights entitle holders to cash payments related to certain transactions involving Blackbox.io Inc. assets.

REalloys aims to become the largest producer of heavy rare earth oxides and metals outside of China by mid-2027. The company boasts advanced separation and metallization assets, positioning it strategically to serve defense, manufacturing, and industrial markets. With a focus on a China-independent supply chain, REalloys aligns with anticipated U.S. defense procurement restrictions.

Key platform attributes of REalloys include scaling oxide separation and metallization capacity, compliance with U.S. defense procurement priorities, and a feedstock diversification strategy. The company's growth path spans resource development, separation, metallization, and magnet initiatives, including collaborations with the Japan Organization for Metals and Energy Security.

REalloys enters the market at a crucial time when geopolitical concerns underscore the importance of a secure rare earth capability. The company's mine-to-magnet strategy covers upstream resource development, midstream processing, and downstream manufacturing. Its facilities in Saskatchewan and Ohio support defense, clean-energy, and industrial applications.

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