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  The IMC Consortium will change the way business is done

  Innovation Metals is bringing together rare-earth producers, consumers, traders and stockpile managers, to benefit from our innovative strategies for the sector.

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  Rare-earth elements are critical to modern technology

  The unique properties of these special elements, can have a profound effect on the ultimate performance of highly complex engineered systems.

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  Lower costs through centralized rare-earth separation facilities

  Innovation Metals will create low-cost tolling programs for the processing of rare-earth concentrates sourced from multiple feedstocks, providing security of supply through guaranteed production capacities.

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  The new IMC auction platform will lead to true price discovery

  Participants will benefit from an authenticated market place for rare-earth products, with system data transparency leading to fair product pricing.

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Welcome to Innovation Metals

Innovation Metals Corp. (IMC) is a Toronto-based private company, founded in early 2011 to provide downstream processing and marketing services to the rare-earth sector. IMC’s goal is to alleviate the bottleneck that has formed in the rare-earth supply chain, as a result of the lack of independent rare-earth processing & separation facilities outside of China.

The company intends to bridge the gap between producers and end users via the creation of a Consortium, through which it will provide low-cost material tolling programs to producers, and assuring security of supply for end users. IMC is also developing innovative trading platforms, to further increase the opportunities within the rare-earth sector for traders.

What IMC can offer

IMC plans to offer a range of products and services to the rare-earth sector, including:

• Centralized separation facilities
• The IMC Consortium
• The IMC Rare-Earth Exchange
• The IMC Auction Platform

Who IMC can help

IMC can provide assistance to a range of operators within the rare-earth sector, including:

• Current and future producers
• End-use consumers
• Traders
• Government stockpiles