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Following our alert this morning, ALOY opened at 8.86 and has so far rallied to a high of 9.52, up +7%.

ALOY released news yesterday on April 1, 2026, that could be a big growth catalyst for the company: 

“REalloys (NASDAQ: ALOY) Secures Strategic Alliance and Offtake Commitment from America’s Highest-Grade Rare-Earth Deposit”

Here are the highlights from this press release: 

• “REalloys secures up to 10% of U.S. Critical Material Corp.’s Sheep Creek production — a deposit averaging ~9% TREO with confirmed dysprosium, terbium, yttrium, and NdPr.”
• “Meets U.S. defense procurement requirements, with plans to explore equity investment, joint government financing, and coordinated congressional engagement.”

“EUCLID, Ohio, April 01, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — REalloys Inc. (NASDAQ: ALOY), a U.S. based mine to magnet rare earth Company, today announced the signing of a non-binding Memorandum of Understanding (“MOU”) with U.S. Critical Materials Corp. (“USCM”), owner of the Sheep Creek rare earth project in Ravalli County, Montana. The MOU establishes a framework for REalloys to secure up to 10% offtake from Sheep Creek, the highest-grade rare earth deposit in the United States, feeding domestically sourced heavy rare earth material directly into REalloys’ advanced midstream and downstream operations to supply U.S. strategic defense stockpiles.”

As the company further explains in the press release: 

“Sheep Creek averages approximately 9% TREO (89,932 ppm) across a 7,277.5-acre land package with over 60 identified carbonatite formations – independently verified by Activation Laboratories and Idaho National Laboratory.”

“The deposit contains confirmed dysprosium and terbium, the two most strategically sensitive heavy rare earth elements powering high-performance permanent magnets in F-35 fighter aircraft, missile guidance systems, radar platforms, and virtually every advanced U.S. defense platform.”

Importantly: 

“At 10% offtake from a deposit of this grade and scale, REalloys gains a potentially material and strategic domestic feedstock source to complement its diversified global allied-nation supply network – adding a critical domestic anchor as procurement restrictions on Chinese-sourced rare earths take full effect in 2027.”

“The MOU also establishes a framework for potential strategic equity investment and equity exchange, joint pursuit of government financing, and coordinated government relations — presenting Congress and the executive branch with a unified, fully domestic HREE supply chain narrative built on zero Chinese involvement at any stage.”

Here are some of the comments from this press release: 

“While others rely on a single source for their rare earth feedstock, REalloys is executing a fundamentally different strategy – partnering with the highest-grade developers across allied nations to build a diversified supply network specifically designed to counteract Chinese dominance” said Lipi Sternheim, Chief Executive Officer of REalloys. “Working closely with our partners in government and across the Defense Industrial Base, we are identifying the strategic assets that plug into our advanced midstream and downstream ecosystem to fortify supply chain security for protected and strategic markets, with zero Chinese involvement at any stage.”

Furthermore: 

“Sheep Creek is America’s rare earth answer to Chinese supply dominance,” said Harvey Kaye, Executive Chairman of U.S. Critical Materials Corp. “The United States cannot claim critical mineral sovereignty while depending on foreign adversaries for the heavy rare earths that guide our missiles, power our fighter jets, and drive every advanced defense platform in our arsenal. Sheep Creek changes that equation. It is the highest-grade rare earth deposit in the country, it is fully domestic, and it is now connected to the only midstream and metallization platform in the Western Hemisphere capable of converting that resource into defense-ready metals. That is what national security looks like in practice, and that is exactly what this partnership delivers.”

In March, ALOY reached a high of 26.90, which is about +200% above today’s open.

From here, watch for a pattern of higher lows and higher highs as the first constructive sign. 

A move higher could confirm the next stage of a larger breakout, especially as it continues to hold above its recent lows. 

A breakout and close above recent daily highs could present increased upside potential. 

Plus, the RSI is currently 39, indicating that there is room for upside. 

We are continuing to monitor ALOY for a sustainable breakout higher. 

Sources: Presentation, Note, PR, PR1, PR2, PR3, PR4, PR5, Website, Chart

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