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Constituents

The fourteen constituents, ranked by index weight. Weights as of the Q2 2026 quarterly rebalance, June 18, 2026 close. Inception May 1, 2026.

Composition

# Constituent Ticker Exchange Secondary Country Sector Weight
1 Lynas Rare Earths LYC.AX ASX LYSDY (OTC) Australia Processing & Separation 10.00%
2 MP Materials MP NYSE USA REE Mining & Extraction 10.00%
3 JL Mag Rare-Earth 6680.HK HKEX 300748.SZ China Magnet & Alloy Manufacturing 10.00%
4 USA Rare Earth USAR NASDAQ USARW (warrants) USA Magnet & Alloy Manufacturing 10.00%
5 Neo Performance Materials NEO.TO TSX NOPMF (OTC) Canada Magnet & Alloy Manufacturing 10.00%
6 Ucore Rare Metals UCU.V TSXV UURAF (OTC) Canada Processing & Separation 8.90%
7 Arafura Rare Earths ARU.AX ASX ARAFF (OTC) Australia Exploration Stage 7.56%
8 Critical Metals CRML NASDAQ British Virgin Islands Exploration Stage 6.54%
9 Lindian Resources LIN.AX ASX Australia Exploration Stage 6.48%
10 Aclara Resources ARA.TO TSX Canada Exploration Stage 5.28%
11 Meteoric Resources MEI.AX ASX Australia Exploration Stage 4.94%
12 Pensana PRE.L LSE Main United Kingdom Exploration Stage 4.50%
13 Australian Strategic Materials ASM.AX ASX ASMMF (OTC) Australia Magnet & Alloy Manufacturing 2.94%
14 Mkango Resources MKA.L LSE AIM MKA.V (TSXV) Canada Exploration Stage 2.87%

★ marks constituents currently bound at the 10% single-name cap.

Sector summary

REE Mining & Extraction
1 constituent · 10.0% weight
Processing & Separation
2 constituents · 18.9% weight
Magnet & Alloy Manufacturing
4 constituents · 32.9% weight
Recycling & Urban Mining
0 constituents · 0% weight
Exploration Stage
7 constituents · 38.2% weight

Cap binding

Five of fourteen constituents are at the 10% single-name cap. Their natural uncapped free-float weights at the Q2 2026 rebalance close were: Lynas 41.99%, MP Materials 32.75%, JL Mag 7.09%, USA Rare Earth 6.35%, Neo Performance Materials 2.93%. The cap redistributes excess weight pro-rata across the remaining constituents.

Lynas and MP Materials are at the cap on their own free-float market capitalization. JL Mag, USA Rare Earth, and Neo Performance Materials reach the cap through iterative redistribution from the larger names. The cap-bound set is unchanged from inception; Neo Performance Materials remains cap-bound despite the smallest uncapped weight because of the size of the Lynas + MP redistribution. Full reasoning for the inception construction is in the inaugural constituent note.