American Resources-backed ReElement partners with TEP on a $200M facility to expand U.S. rare earth refining and strengthening supply chains.
American Resources Corp (NASDAQ:AREC) and its subsidiary ReElement Technologies Corporation announced their January 2026 schedule of conferences and industry events, outlining a series of appearances across technology, critical minerals, and industrial innovation forums. ReElement Technologies will have a presence at CES 2026, which runs from January 5 to January 9 in Las Vegas at the Las Vegas Convention Center and Venetian Expo.
American Resources Corp (NASDAQ:AREC) has announced a major funding milestone for its rare earths subsidiary, as ReElement Technologies Corporation secured a US$200 million strategic equity facility from Transition Equity Partners (TEP). The funding will accelerate the commercial rollout of ReElement's proprietary multi-mineral refining platform, with an initial focus on expanding its Marion, Indiana facility to meet domestic demand for critical minerals.
The U.S. rare earth industry is accelerating as federal funding drives a domestic mine-to-magnet supply chain.
American Resources Corporation's AREC portfolio company, ReElement Technologies, recently announced that it has broadened its intellectual property (IP) portfolio with the filing of five new patent applications designed to advance its high-purity refining platform for critical minerals and rare earth elements.
American Resources Corp (NASDAQ:AREC) announced that its minority-owned subsidiary, ReElement Technologies, has filed five new patent applications aimed at strengthening US refining capabilities for several high-priority critical and rare earth elements. The filings expand ReElement's intellectual property portfolio and support domestic processing of materials such as germanium, antimony, terbium, gallium, gadolinium and yttrium, minerals widely used in advanced manufacturing, energy technologies and defense applications, the company said on Wednesday.
American Resources Corp (NASDAQ:AREC) has announced its participation in a Virtual Investor “What This Means” segment, where it detailed a new partnership with SAGINT, which aims to implement blockchain-based tokenization to improve traceability and transparency in the global critical mineral supply chain. During the segment, Mark Jensen, executive chairman of American Resources and CEO of American Resources' minority-owned subsidiary ReElement Technologies, and Jacob Clayton, CEO of SAGINT, discussed the collaboration.
American Resources Corp (NASDAQ:AREC) CEO Mark Jensen talked with Proactive about how the company is leveraging blockchain and AI to reshape the critical minerals supply chain. Jensen discussed a new initiative of its minority-owned subsidiary ReElement Technologies in partnership with SAGINT that uses tokenization to provide full traceability for rare earth and critical mineral sourcing.
American Resources Corp (NASDAQ:AREC) announced that it has secured a $5 million inventory line of credit from Old National Bank to support the procurement of rare earth and critical mineral feedstocks. The company said the facility will allow it to finance the acquisition of end-of-life materials, manufacturing scrap, ores, and concentrates, which will be processed into mineral feedstock for use by its minority-owned refinery subsidiary ReElement Technologies.
American Resources launches a tokenization system with SAGINT to boost traceability and security across critical mineral supply chains.
American Resources teams up with ERI to turn recycled electronics into high-purity rare-earth oxides, advancing a domestic supply chain.
American Resources Corp (NASDAQ:AREC) earlier this week discussed a new processing agreement signed between its subsidiary, ReElement Technologies, and Electronic Recyclers International (ERI). The company said the agreement will give ReElement access to magnetic material recovered from consumer electronics, such as earbuds and mobile phones.