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Cyclic Materials Secures USD $53M Series B Funding to Accelerate Global Expansion of Rare Earth Recycling Infrastructure

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Cyclic Materials' agnostic technologies enable rare earth magnets recycling out of end-of-life products such as wind turbines, EVs, MRIs or e-waste. This image shows industrial waste from an MRI machine. (Photo: Business Wire)
Cyclic Materials' agnostic technologies enable rare earth magnets recycling out of end-of-life products such as wind turbines, EVs, MRIs or e-waste. This image shows industrial waste from an MRI machine. (Photo: Business Wire)
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