USA Rare Earth (USAR.US) Stock Price, Quote & News

Aug, 7

USA Rare Earth (USAR.US) opened higher and traded upward in the regular session, last at $18.49 as of 09:32 ET, a gain of about 6.2% from the prior close of $17.41. The move was primarily driven by pre-market sector momentum, with peer MP Materials rising over 7% in pre-market trading, lifting the rare earth group. USAR itself climbed from a pre-market low of $17.63 to an intraday high of $18.759 (06:39 ET) before the bell, with regular-session volumes picking up. Recent corporate developments include a CEO succession, a strategic equity stake in France's Carester, and shareholder approval sought for the Texas Mineral Resources merger, alongside the production of commercial-grade dysprosium and NdPr oxide samples from recycled magnet scrap at its Colorado facility. Despite the rally, the stock at $18.49 remains below its 60-day moving average of $20.663 and is 58% off its 52-week high of $43.98, though it has gained 30.7% year-to-date. However, the company remains unprofitable, with a negative trailing P/E of -10.26x.

Aug, 4

USA Rare Earth (USAR.US) rallied 9.0% during the regular session, driven by shareholder approval of the all-stock merger with Texas Mineral Resources after the pre-market vote, combined with the company's achievement of producing commercial-grade dysprosium and NdPr oxide from recycled magnet scrap at its Colorado facility. The stock opened at $16.65, climbed to an intraday high of $17.60, and closed at $17.28, representing a 51% rebound from its 52-week low of $11.45 while still trading 61% below the 52-week high of $43.98 and below the 60-day moving average of $21.09. However, Q1 net loss widened 240% YoY to $67.7 million, with an EPS of -$0.34, underscoring the early-stage commercialization challenges.

Aug, 3

USA Rare Earth (USAR) staged a sharp intraday rally, hitting $15.685 by 10:48 ET after opening at $14.55, forming a low-open/high-close pattern with a gain of ~4.9% and touching the day's high of $15.685, recovering from a pre-market low of $14.55. The move was fueled by market optimism over CEO succession with Thras Moraitis, a 13.6% stake in France's Carester, and commercial-grade dysprosium/NdPr production from recycled magnets. However, fundamentals remain weak: Q1 revenue rose to $5.698M but net loss widened 240% YoY to $67.7M, while the stock is still 64.3% below its 52-week high of $43.98 and below its 20-day MA of $16.07, with YTD gain at 10.9%.

Jul, 30

USAR opened at 13.800 USD on regular session at ET 09:30, surging ~5.6% from the prior close of 13.070 USD, before settling at 13.805 USD. The rally was driven by the July 29 after-hours shareholder approval of the merger with Texas Mineral Resources and related equity issuance. Pre-market trading saw prices climb steadily from 13.180 at 04:00 ET to 13.740 at 09:29 ET. The company reported Q1 2026 revenue of $5.698 million but a net loss of $67.698 million, with EPS of -0.3446 USD, a 159.4% year-over-year deterioration. The stock remains deeply below its 52-week high of $43.98 (down 68.6%), under both the 20-day MA of $16.418 and 60-day MA of $21.65, with a YTD decline of 2.4%. However, the post-market quote of 13.070 USD suggests potential pullback risk at the next open.

Jul, 27

USA Rare Earth surged sharply during regular trading on July 27, reaching $14.900 by 09:35 ET, up 5.30% from the prior close of $14.150, driven primarily by two M&A catalysts. The stock opened at $14.600 in pre-market and climbed to an intraday high of $14.900, while the session low of $14.280 occurred during pre-market, forming a clear single-session uptrend. News-wise, the company is seeking shareholder approval for a merger with SVRE along with a major equity issuance, and has also agreed to acquire a 13.6% stake in France's Carester, both reinforcing its push into global rare earth supply chains. Financially, Q1 2026 net loss widened to $67.698 million, up 240.25% YoY, though revenue of $5.698 million surged 246.7% sequentially, indicating early-stage ramp-up. At $14.91, the stock is up 5.37% YTD but remains 66.1% below its 52-week high of $43.98, and well under both its 20-day MA of $17.5 and 60-day MA of $22.266, a weak price level though the M&A moves may be reshaping market sentiment.

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