As the true, unseen driving forces behind the energy transition, permanent magnets are found everywhere in today’s industry. Depending on their capacity, these magnets are used in electric motors, electronic devices, renewable energy systems and even certain small everyday objects. From high-powered offshore wind turbines to the tiny sensors in our smartphones, their presence ensures the performance and compactness of even the most complex systems.

Neodymium, Dysprosium, Praseodymium and Terbium are therefore an essential cog in the wheel of European independence. These rare earth elements, with their exceptional magnetic properties, are the cornerstone of our technological sovereignty. Controlling their life cycle, from design to recycling, has become a strategic imperative for building a circular, resilient and sustainable industry capable of addressing global climate challenges.