Energy Fuels Produces 99.9% Pure Dysprosium Oxide, Ramps Up Production

Published: Sep 14, 2025 11:39

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Energy Fuels announced that it has successfully produced the first kilogram of dysprosium oxide with a purity of 99.9%, far exceeding the commercial specification of 99.5%, at its White Mesa plant in Utah, and is expected to continue production at a rate of 2 kg per week. The raw material for the plant comes from monazite mined in Florida and Georgia, US. Several magnet manufacturers and automakers are reviewing samples to expedite the verification process.

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