• Evolution Metals & Technologies signed a non-binding letter of intent with VIVIFY Technology for behind-the-meter hydrogen power at its planned U.S. magnet campus.
• Plan targets modular, containerized power added as production phases start, reducing reliance on grid interconnection timelines.
• EM&T is developing an integrated U.S. rare earth magnet campus, with Phase I planned as the largest Western Hemisphere hydrometallurgical facility.
• Separately, the group is scaling magnet output in Pohang, South Korea to 10,000 metric tons from 1,000, backed by a 750-megawatt infrastructure agreement.

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