REalloys targets DFARS 252.225-7052 compliance ahead of Jan. 1, 2027 ban on China-origin rare earths in US defense magnets

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  • REalloys began qualifying North American dysprosium and terbium materials to meet DFARS 252.225-7052, which tightens sourcing rules for defense magnets.
  • From Jan. 1, 2027, the DoD is barred from buying covered systems with permanent magnets using rare earths from prohibited sources, including China.
  • The rule raises compliance risk for Chinese-linked magnet supply chains, lifting demand for qualified Western inputs used in defense procurements.
  • High-purity Dy and Tb oxides are expected in Q4 2026 to support customer qualification ahead of the compliance deadline.


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