r/UURAF

That’s exactly what defense contractors are pushing for. MP and USAR drop big.

Share your thoughts on Ucore and its position in the Critical Minerals space.

Most recent official Ucore news/announcements.

As applicable, please keep commentary on topic and focused. This is a forum for UCU/UURAF investors to discuss any and all matters related to the company, individual positions, and yes, if you must, the inherently volatile share price in this burgeoning new industry in the west.

Welcome, glad to have you aboard -- looking forward to a productive 2026 and beyond for Ucore and its shareholders.

China will address U.S. concerns regarding supply chain shortages related to rare earths and other critical minerals, including yttrium, scandium, neodymium, and indium. China will also address U.S. concerns regarding prohibitions or restrictions on the sale of rare earth production and processing equipment and technologies.

Incoming predictable, “we won, we got the deal!” How would the market take that?

Share your thoughts on Ucore and its position in the Critical Minerals space.

Most recent official Ucore news/announcements.

As applicable, please keep commentary on topic and focused. This is a forum for UCU/UURAF investors to discuss any and all matters related to the company, individual positions, and yes, if you must, the inherently volatile share price in this burgeoning new industry in the west.

Welcome, glad to have you aboard -- looking forward to a productive 2026 and beyond for Ucore and its shareholders.

“Chinese officials have signalled privately a growing willingness to retaliate against the United States, buoyed by confidence in their economic leverage as US President Donald Trump prepares to visit Beijing this week. Sources told the South China Morning Post that officials in Beijing had grown bolder since playing its rare earths card in October and were now less worried about tariffs. ….Chinese officials believed Beijing had the ability to retaliate strongly and to withstand the pressure if Washington escalated. That confidence could offer some clues as to how Beijing will approach the summit between President Xi Jinping and Trump. In October, the two countries agreed to a trade truce that involved Washington easing certain tariffs and China resuming soybean imports and suspending some rare earth export curbs. China dominates the global mining and processing of rare earths and, just weeks before the trade truce, it announced a sweeping expansion of restrictions on exports of the minerals.”

Peter Manuel (Ucore CFO) was the presenter at the virtual investers shareholder call, which is fine, nice to see new faces at the company, but we haven't seen the CEO Pat Ryan in months now.

Anyone know what's going on and/or why he's been in the background? Maybe he's been travelling/deal making and focusing less on public relations?

Anyway, would be good to see the boss in front of the camera again, his steady straightforward manner always seems to give UURAF a lift, and we could use one to break us out of the $3/$4 range we've been pinned to since March.