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Mkango completes Remloy acquisition, expanding European magnet recycling footprint and synergies

Aug 31, 2026, 9:33 AM EDT1 sourcesAI-analyzed

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Acquisition broadens Mkango’s asset base, enhances supply chain resilience, and signals potential margin expansion through scale and cross-unit synergies; similar to prior consolidation waves in niche mining/RE recycling where integrated platforms compound value over 1–3 years.

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Mkango closes the €8 million Remloy deal, paying €5 million at closing and €3 million in 2028. Remloy’s Bitterfeld plant recycles end-of-life NdFeB magnets with a 500 tpy target, backed by a 345-tonne stockpile, enabling synergies with HyProMag and Mkango. The move strengthens Mkango’s European supply chain across recycling, magnets, and potential feedstock for Songwe Hill and Pulawy.

Mkango completes Remloy acquisition for €8m; €5m paid at close, €3m later.
Remloy Bitterfeld plant recycles end-of-life magnets; target 500 tpy NdFeB powder.
345-tonne feedstock stockpile supports Remloy and HyProMag; underpins growth.
David Bender appointed Remloy MD; strengthens integration leadership.
Mkango expands European/North American recycling footprint; US HPMS tie-ins possible.

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