USA Rare Earth shares rise 20.36% intraday after announcing a French plant with government support and selecting EPCM partners for its Texas rare earth project.

Thursday, Jan 22, 2026 10:34 am ET2min read
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think> Okay, let's see. The user wants me to transform the given text into a concise news headline following specific rules. The example provided is in Chinese, but the output is in English. So first, I need to parse the input text carefully. The company name here is "USA Rare Earth". The percentage change is 20.3569581%, which I need to round to two decimal places. That would be 20.36%. The time period is "intraday". Now, the reasons for the price movement are two points: one on January 20th about building a factory in France with government incentives, and another on January 22nd about selecting EPCM partners for the Texas project. The example output includes the company name, percentage, time period, and a brief reason. The user wants the key information from both points. I need to condense these into a concise reason without getting too detailed. First point: The company announced a factory in France with LCM Europe, mentioning the government's 45% tax credit and €130 million in real estate support. The total value is about $152 million, which helps reduce project costs. Second point: They selected Fluor and WSP as EPCM partners for the Texas Round Top project to advance the final feasibility study and speed up commercial production. I need to combine these two points into a single reason. Maybe start with the France project announcement and then mention the Texas partners. Also, the example uses "announcing that" and "announced that", so I should follow that structure. Check if the company name is kept as is. Yes, "USA Rare Earth". The percentage is rounded to 20.36%, time period is intraday. Now, structure the headline: "Company surged X.XX% in intraday trading, with the company announcing... [reason]. The company [additional details]." Wait, the example has two paragraphs. The first part is the headline with the surge and reason, the second part is more details about the company. But the user's transformation rules don't mention splitting into paragraphs. The example output does have a line break, but maybe it's just part of the example. The user wants a concise headline, so maybe just one paragraph with the key info. But the example output has two paragraphs. Let me check the rules again. The rules say "provide a brief reason for the price movement, retaining key information." So maybe include both reasons but keep it concise. Putting it all together: "USA Rare Earth surged 20.36% in intraday trading, with the company announcing plans to build a 3,750 metric ton rare earth metals and alloy plant in France through its LCM Europe subsidiary, secured up to 45% equipment cost tax credits and €130 million in real estate support from the French government, and selecting Fluor and WSP as EPCM partners for its Texas Round Top project to advance final feasibility studies and accelerate commercial production." Check if all key points are included: France factory, government incentives (45% tax and €130M), Texas partners (Fluor and WSP), EPCM role, advancing feasibility, and accelerating production. Also, mention the total value of $152 million, but since the example didn't include the converted amount, maybe just the €130M is enough. The example converted to USD in the first part, but the user's example didn't include the conversion. Wait, the example input had "1.3亿欧元房地产支持总价值约1.52亿美元", and the output converted to USD. But the user's instruction says to retain key info. So maybe include both the euro and USD value here. However, the example output only mentioned the USD in the first part. Hmm, the user's example converted the 1.3亿欧元 to $152 million. So in this case, the input has "1.3亿欧元房地产支持总价值约1.52亿美元", so I should include both, like "€130 million (approximately $152 million)". Also, check if the percentage is rounded correctly. The original is 20.3569581%, which rounds to 20.36%. Correct. Make sure the time period is correctly mentioned as "intraday". Company name is unchanged. Yes. So the final headline should be something like: "USA Rare Earth surged 20.36% in intraday trading, with the company announcing plans to build a 3,750 metric ton rare earth metals and alloy plant in France through its LCM Europe subsidiary, secured up to 45% equipment cost tax credits and €130 million (approximately $152 million) in real estate support from the French government, and selecting Fluor and.

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