Facility

HyProMag Tyseley Energy Park

HyProMag Ltd's rare earth magnet recycling and manufacturing facility at Tyseley Energy Park, Birmingham, using the University of Birmingham's HPMS (Hydrogen Processing of Magnet Scrap) technology to produce recycled sintered NdFeB magnet blocks. Operational and officially opened by the UK Minister for Industry on 15 January 2026; single-shift capacity of 100 t/y of sintered magnets.

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Location: Birmingham, England, United Kingdom

Recycling

HPMS magnet recycling and sintered magnet manufacture

Operating

Hydrogen Processing of Magnet Scrap (HPMS): hydrogen decrepitation liberates NdFeB from end-of-life products (recovering over 400 kg of rare earth alloy per batch); recycled alloy powder is re-sintered into NdFeB magnet blocks

Material flow

Magnet Scrap and End-of-Life Feedstock → Sintered NdFeB Magnet

Capacity

100 t/year · Product mass · Nameplate · as of Jan 15, 2026

Qualification

No qualification claim. Status does not imply qualified output.

Sources

HyProMag Limited · published Jan 15, 2026 · retrieved Aug 11, 2026 · archive unavailable: No Wayback snapshot found via redirect and follow probes on the 2026-08-12 backfill pass; capture remains queued
UK Government (GOV.UK) · published Nov 22, 2025 · retrieved Aug 11, 2026 · archive