This Huge US E-Waste Deal Could Unlock Rare Earths for EVs
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This huge US e-waste deal could unlock rare earths for EVs
Electronics recycler ERI and rare earth recycling company Cyclic Materials have signed a global partnership agreement to recover rare earths and other critical minerals from high volumes of e-waste. The companies say the deal will create one of the largest commercial portfolios of rare earth recycling feedstock in the US.
ERI partners with Cyclic Materials on rare earth recycling initiative
Fresno-based Electronics Recyclers International (ERI) has entered into a global strategic partnership with rare earth recycler Canada’s Cyclic Materials to recover and recycle rare earth elements and other critical minerals from end-of-life electronics, according to a news release issued Tuesday. The companies said the partnership is intended to create one of the largest rare earth recovery ecosystems in the United States by combining ERI’s nat…
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ERI and Cyclic Forge Rare Earth Recycling Pact
Electronic waste recycler ERI and Cyclic Materials signed a global strategic partnership agreement on Tuesday (July 21) to recover rare earth elements and critical minerals from discarded electronics, creating one of the largest commercial magnet recycling networks in North America.Under the arrangement, ERI will use proprietary, AI-driven hardware and software across its eight US recycling facilities to isolate and pre-process magnet-heavy comp…
ERI, Cyclic Materials team up on e-scrap
Editor’s note: Electronics recycling will be featured in sessions at the 2026 E-Scrap: The Longevity Conference in New Orleans October 26-28. ERI, one of the largest electronics recycling and IT asset disposition companies in the United States, has entered a strategic partnership with Cyclic Materials, a Mesa, Arizona-based company that recovers rare earth elements from end-of-life products. The companies announced the deal July 21, framing it a…
ERI and Cyclic Materials Form Partnership to Recover and Recycle Rare Earths and Critical Minerals from E-Waste
ERI, a leading international material resource recovery, ITAD and tech reuse and recycling company, today announced the signing of a global strategic partnership agreement with Cyclic Materials, the rare earth recycling company building circular supply infrastructure for critical materials.
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