CRITICAL MINERALS · FOR ACQUISITION

Seventeen elements run the modern world. This fund names them.

RareEarthFund.com — the definitive domain for rare earth and critical minerals investing. For the fund that finances the metals inside every EV, wind turbine, and fighter jet.

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The Thesis

The energy transition is a mining story.

Neodymium. Dysprosium. Lithium. Cobalt. The seventeen rare earth elements plus the critical minerals around them are the physical substrate of electrification — and supply is concentrated, politicized, and fragile.

Western capital is racing to fund ex-China supply chains. The fund that brands itself around the category name wins the narrative before the first drill result.

"You cannot build the future without digging it up first."
Mineral crystals
Nd
Neodymium
EV motors
Dy
Dysprosium
Wind turbines
Li
Lithium
Batteries
Co
Cobalt
Superalloys
Mining operationIndustrial miningExcavation site
Who Digs

Three buyers. One vein.

SEAM 01

Critical Minerals Funds

The flagship brand for a dedicated rare-earth and battery-metals fund franchise.

SEAM 02

Mining Finance

Anchor a royalty, streaming, or project-finance vehicle with the category's clearest name.

SEAM 03

Policy & Research

The natural home for critical-minerals indices, supply-chain intelligence, and advocacy.

Insights

Market insights.

Field-level analysis of critical minerals — the geology, the supply chains, and the capital.

NOTE 01

Rare Earth Investing 2026: Beyond the China Dependency Narrative

China controls 90% of processing, therefore buy rare earth stocks — a compelling pitch, but in 2026 the narrative is increasingly incomplete.

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NOTE 02

Critical Minerals Supply Chains: Where Capital Is Flowing

The Pentagon committed over $1 billion to critical mineral projects in 2024. Tracing where public and private capital is flowing in the supply chain.

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NOTE 03

Lithium, Neodymium, Dysprosium: The Metals That Matter Most

Fifty critical minerals is a paralyzing list. Why lithium, neodymium, and dysprosium are the three metals that matter most to investors.

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NOTE 03

The $3,250 Kilogram: How China’s Export Controls Created Two Rare Earth Markets

Dysprosium costs $212/kg in China and $3,250/kg in America. Inside the bifurcated market reshaping defense, EVs, and the funds betting on it.

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Acquisition

Offered at a fixed price.

$12,888
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