• Cyclic Materials secures $75 million in funding.
• Funds will accelerate construction of a rare earth recycling campus in South Carolina.
• Expansion aims to boost domestic output of rare earths and critical minerals.
• Investment round led by T. Rowe Price Associates, Inc.

This investment may indicate growing interest in domestic rare earth recycling, which could enhance US supply chain security and reduce dependence on foreign sources. The expansion suggests a shift towards more sustainable and secure critical mineral production, which may benefit industries like defense, automotive, and electronics.