Rare earths

Made in Europe

Europe’s rare earths reserves are in wind turbines and electrical vehicles. Recovering them at end-of-life is the shortest and most sustainable route to supply.

About N9VE

Since 2019, N9VE has been leading rare earth recovery, grounded in deep scientific and applied R&D—turning end-of-life materials into a secure European source through industrial circular pathways, and building the magnets of the future.

Rare Earths

Real Impact

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Rare Earths & Magnetics Innovation Center

N9VE’s Rare Earths & Magnetics Innovation Center is a unique place: built to recover rare earths from end-of-life magnets and turn them into the foundation of a new supply chain. We already operate a working prototype, and we are now scaling up to an automated system—the direct precursor to an industrial plant.

This is also where the next chapter begins: moving beyond oxides to develop metal alloys—the decisive bridge from recovery to manufacturing—and shaping Magnets designed to lead the next wave.

What We Offer

Proven Recovery Performance


Sustainable hydrometallurgical process delivering industrial-grade output with >95% recovery rates and >99% purity.

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Bio-based Separation in Development


Bio-based, rare earth selective separation to raise performance and bring a new mindset to longestablished methods.

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Moving Upstream to Magnet Materials


From rare earth oxides to metal alloys—the core materials for permanent magnets—to deliver real industrial outputs.

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Next-Generation Magnets: first trials


First assays in new magnets manufacturing, bringing fresh innovation to a field largely unchanged for over 40 years.

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What We Deliver

For OEMs

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For EUROPE

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Support Network

Research Contracts / Partnerships

  • “The true measure of sustainability is what we can make from what we already have.”

    — José Maria Pinheiro-Torres

  • "Access to rare earths is vital for Europe’s future industry"

    —Ursula von der Leyen