- Mt WeldAustralia
- KalgoorlieAustralia
- Lynas MalaysiaMalaysia
Three operations, connected by reported feedstock routes. Crossing a border does not make the supply independent.
Investigate the connectionsOreline
A supplier is one part of the picture. Oreline connects facilities, ownership and commercial commitments across the rare-earth permanent-magnet market, revealing the dependencies that shape investment and sourcing decisions.
Geography alone cannot tell you whether supply is independent. Follow documented material routes and examine the facilities and companies that connect them.
Three operations, connected by reported feedstock routes. Crossing a border does not make the supply independent.
Investigate the connectionsBefore treating a project as a new source of supply, examine what it produces today, what is planned and what has already been committed.
Separate reported operating output from planned capacity. Keep the reporting period and source attached.
Examine disclosed agreements alongside the facilities and companies involved.
Keep future or unqualified supply distinct from material available for use.
Test a disruption at a facility, company or country. Follow its implications through documented supply routes, with a clear view of what the available evidence can quantify.
Start with Lynas in the public sandbox. Examine the connected operations and explore how a company-level disruption changes the picture.
Explore the scenarioOreline organises issuer filings, government releases and disclosed agreements into connected research. Source dates, reporting periods and gaps in disclosure remain visible alongside the analysis.
Distinguish ownership from physical supply, and signed agreements from delivered material.
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