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Solcoa bets a cleaner process can break China’s rare earth grip

The startup says its metallurgical process can produce rare earth metals at a cost already competitive with China.

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Last updated: September 25, 2026 4:53 am
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More than 90% of rare earth products are made in China, and one of the hardest steps, turning refined material into metal, is barely done at scale anywhere else. Solcoa co-founder and chief executive Hooman Reza Nezhad joins Bain Capital Ventures to explain the metallurgical process his team is developing.

The conversation covers why processing became a strategic bottleneck, how early research into Martian soil led him to metallurgy, and what it takes to rebuild industrial capacity closer to home.

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SOURCES:Bain Capital Ventures
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