NioCorp Stock Plunges 14.45% to 13-Month Low Amid Stagnant Updates and Macro Pressures

The share price fell to its lowest level since September 2025 today, with an intraday decline of 14.45%.

Despite recent strategic discussions around rare earth supply chains, NioCorp Developments’ stock has plummeted to its weakest point in over 13 months. The selloff occurred amid a lack of immediate catalysts, as the company has yet to release concrete updates on its Elk Creek Project or secure financing for its long-term production goals. Analysts note that investor sentiment remains fragile, with the sector grappling with broader macroeconomic uncertainties and subdued demand for critical minerals.

The absence of actionable developments has left the stock vulnerable to broader market pressures. While NioCorp’s CEO previously highlighted potential U.S. military applications for rare earths, these remain speculative and dependent on future regulatory and capital approvals. With no near-term operational milestones or policy breakthroughs in sight, the sharp correction reflects waning confidence in the company’s ability to deliver on its strategic vision within the current fiscal landscape.