Jack Lifton with Ucore’s Pat Ryan on a Leading Technology for Rare Earths

In this InvestorIntel interview, Jack Lifton talks with Ucore Rare Metals Inc.’s (TSXV: UCU | OTCQX: UURAF) CEO and Chairman Pat Ryan about Ucore’s successful approach to processing rare earths. With a focus on high-margin rare earths oxide production, Pat provides an update on their proprietary RapidSX™ rare earths separation technology.

Based on solvent extraction technology, Pat discusses how their RapidSX™ technology can separate rare earth oxides in a commercially viable way using less power, labor, chemicals, and reagents. With a plan to commence production in Q1 2025, Pat provides an update on Ucore’s first rare earth production facility within the England Airpark in Alexandria, Louisiana.

About Ucore Rare Metals Inc.

Ucore is focused on rare- and critical-metal separation technologies targeting production, scalability and growth. Ucore’s vision and plan is to become a leading advanced technology company, providing best-in-class metal separation products and services to the nascent North American rare earth element supply chain. This plan includes the near-term development of a heavy and light rare-earth processing facility in Louisiana, with subsequent facilities in Canada, Alaska and the longer-term development of Ucore’s heavy-rare-earth-element mineral-resource property at Bokan Mountain on Prince of Wales Island, Alaska. Ucore is listed on the TSXV under the trading symbol “UCU” and in the United States on the OTC Markets’ OTCQX® Best Market under the ticker symbol “UURAF.”

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[paulbradford]

For retirer-es like myself it's nice to know that there are smart people like Pat Ryan out there who are making all the necessary, arduous strides to get rare earth processing moving in North America.

[semmes]

Pat where is Ucore securing funding to build SMC1?

[rareearthsinvestor]

What about the already strategically backed REEMF, MP, and Lynas (plus SRC in CAD)? Is Ucore relying on its technology to compete with these already funded N. American potential processors? It's all about funding and even when you have it e.g., the Lynas CEO has commented on their US award amount vs the present impact of rampant inflation costs. Then we need to see offtake clients arriving for these processors but where are they (GM with MP)? But, hang on, we don't even have a new RE mine permitted yet in the US and now the CAD miners are potentially facing indigenous community demands and potential legal delays. So, where does Ucore intend to get its RE feedstock and also the funding beyond La tax incentive support? Where are the offtakes discussions and without strategic gov' backing the massive private financing needed here? These are questions for all RE wannabees not just Ucore, IMHO, GLTA - REI