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Neo Performance Materials

Updated HQ Toronto, CanadaFounded 20171001-5000 employeesTSX:NEO

Canadian-listed maker of rare-earth chemicals, magnetic powders and magnets; runs the Silmet separation plant and a sintered magnet plant in Narva, Estonia.

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Capabilities3

Maturity and TRL describe this organization's work; the field-wide maturity is on each technology's page.

Supply Chain4 inputs · 2 facilities

Produces, processes or develops4

  • Produces · 2,000 tonnes/yr magnets · Narva magnet plant
    Phase 1A; plan to scale to over 5,000 t/yr in Phase 1B.
    CriticalConfirmed
  • Processes
    Separated process solutions at Silmet; not a claim that finished elemental metal was produced.
    Reported
  • Processes · Silmet rare earth separation plant
    Small-scale heavy rare-earth separation line commissioned April 2026.
    CriticalConfirmed
  • Processes
    Separated process solutions at Silmet; not a claim that finished elemental metal was produced.
    Reported

Facilities2

  • Narva magnet plant
    Factory · Narva, Estonia
    Operating · 2025
    Confirmed
  • Silmet rare earth separation plant
    Refinery · Sillamäe, Estonia
    Operating
    Confirmed

Sources4

Profile2

  1. 1

    Octen Business Search · Supports Organization · employee range, Organization · hq region, Organization · linkedin url

    “employee_range: 1001-5000 (profile: 1001-5000 employees)”
  2. 2

    Supports Organization · founded year

    “The Company was incorporated on September 12, 2017, under the Business Corporations Act (Ontario).”

Technologies2

  1. 3

    Neo Performance Materials · Apr 10, 2026 · Supports Facility, Organization, Organization input, Organization technology

    “The operation has produced its first separated terbium and dysprosium process solutions, pre-cursor products for metal making”
  2. 4

    Neo Performance Materials · Sep 22, 2025 · Supports Facility, Organization, Organization input, Organization technology

    “projected to produce 2,000 mt/year of magnets in its first phase (1A), with plans to scale to over 5,000 mt/year in Phase 1B”

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