This week, the sintered neodymium iron boron industry has been full of highlights. Policy adjustments, technological exchanges and project implementation have formed a synergy for the development of the industry. On the policy front, Chinese regulatory authorities have introduced a simplified export licensing mechanism. Leading compliant enterprises have been granted a "package" of licenses, significantly shortening the approval cycle for civilian orders. This not only eases inventory pressure but also consolifies their global market share.

In terms of international competition, India has approved an 815 million US dollar rare earth magnet plan, aiming to support five enterprises to build a 6,000-ton-per-year sintered neodymium iron boron production capacity within five years, covering the entire manufacturing chain. In the field of technology, the 2025 High-End Neodymium Iron Boron Permanent Magnet Materials Technology Conference was held in Ningbo, where low-carbon and efficient processes such as grain boundary diffusion and metal injection molding became the focus of heated discussions.

The market situation has continued to recover. The prices of N35 and H35 model blanks rose by 3.64% and 2.41% respectively this week. The upward trend of praseodymium and neodymium prices has been supported by the strong demand from downstream. The industrial landing is advancing simultaneously, providing highly corrosion-resistant magnetic materials for high-end fields such as new energy vehicles, and the supply and demand structure of the industry is continuously optimized.