The rare earth sector completely exploded today!



Ningbo Yunsheng hit the limit-up straight away and stayed there, while Zhongke Sanhuan also soared more than 7%. There’s big news: leading companies like JL MAG, Zhongke Sanhuan, and Ningbo Yunsheng have obtained general export licenses.

Don’t underestimate this license. In the past, exporting rare earth permanent magnet materials was extremely complicated. Now, with the general license, it’s like giving companies a fast track—delivery cycles are greatly shortened and order fulfillment efficiency is maximized. The market’s strong reaction is totally justified.

The policy signal is actually quite clear: manage exports according to laws and regulations, but for compliant civilian demand, approvals will be given promptly—no unnecessary delays. With this facilitation measure, the rules are upheld while genuinely easing restrictions on leading domestic industries.

Looking deeper, this is a smart move. The global new energy and energy-saving equipment markets are booming, and as a core material, rare earth permanent magnets will directly benefit from simplified processes on the demand side. Once downstream orders pick up, the entire industry chain will become more prosperous. More importantly, in this field, we already hold the strongest cards—resources, technology, and production capacity are all in our hands. Now, with reduced friction in the circulation process, our global competitiveness will only get stronger.

In the short term, look at stock prices; in the long term, look at the bigger picture. With this round of policy adjustments, the rare earth sector may not just be a one-day wonder.
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ChainWallflowervip
· 11h ago
Damn, a one-word limit-up, this pace is pretty intense. As soon as the general license came out, it took off immediately, but we have to see if downstream orders can keep up. There’s definitely room for imagination in the mid-to-long term, but people chasing today should be careful not to end up holding the bag. Rare earths are indeed our trump card; it just depends on how long we can hold on. The policy boost is real, but the stock price is rising a bit too fast. I don’t dare to chase anymore, feels like this is just a speculative window due to policy. I’m holding onto my shares, just waiting to see a pullback next week.
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RunWithRugsvip
· 12-07 07:32
Damn, the one-word limit-up is so fierce. The general license really is a ticking time bomb. I buy the logic of policy easing driving order growth, but don’t get rekt by the retail investors. This rare earth wave really has something—resources, technology, and efficiency coming together. This is what real industrial upgrading looks like, not just hype. The medium- to long-term outlook is definitely worth watching, but be careful of short-term volatility. After a one-word limit-up, whether it pulls back depends on trading volume. The global new energy demand really is exploding, rare earths are a sure thing. Process simplification ≈ cost reduction and efficiency improvement, and it gets interesting when downstream orders pick up. I believe in this logic, but those chasing at high prices this round should be careful. After the positive impact of the general license is digested, can it still go up? That’s the question. The track is solid, just worried about sudden policy changes. As the industry chain prospers, midstream companies are the real winners.
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Rekt_Recoveryvip
· 12-05 12:52
ngl... that export permit thing hits different. been through enough liquidations to know when policy actually matters vs hype. rare earths supply chain plays are usually my copium trades but this one? logistics friction actually being removed is *chef's kiss*. still bags of ptsd from the last sector rotation pump tho lol
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ruggedNotShruggedvip
· 12-05 12:45
Damn, a one-word limit-up is so violent? I gotta hurry and see if there are still any chances to get in. Now the whole industry chain is fully alive, there’s definitely long-term potential. A general license is truly a god-level policy, it directly solves the bottleneck issue. Ningbo Yunsheng really killed it this time, let’s see if there are any other stocks following the trend. Rare earth permanent magnets are the future, the demand in new energy just won’t stop. With such strong policies, orders are definitely going to explode next—now it’s about who can reap the most benefits. But don’t be greedy, take profits when you can—even a one-day ride is still a win. This move is truly brilliant—balancing rules while opening up the industry, the sense of balance is spot on. Looks like I need to review the rare earth industry chain again, feels like it’s not just today’s issue. When downstream demand picks up, that’s when things are really bullish—this is just the beginning. For mid- to long-term positioning, rare earth permanent magnets are indeed a great track.
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BlockchainNewbievip
· 12-05 12:43
Damn, this is really a policy windfall. You can tell just by how Yunsheng hit the limit-up. Hey, isn’t this exactly a signal of liquidity being released? There’s still more to come. The permanent magnet sector should have been loosened up long ago. There’s no point in piling up capacity there.
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ShitcoinConnoisseurvip
· 12-05 12:42
This round of one-word limit-ups is really fierce, but don’t be blinded by short-term gains. To put it bluntly, the general license issue is all about efficiency; whether real profits can be made still depends on whether the order volume can keep up. I believe in the medium- to long-term logic, but anyone chasing highs now should be cautious. This is the real industrial dividend, unlike those air coins. The export bottleneck is finally loosening, and there may be more to come. With policy incentives coming in, short-term sentiment is up, but staying rational is key. With resources in hand and improved efficiency, they really do have something to show for it. Don’t just look at the gains; fundamentals are the real hard indicators. This round isn’t just hype—it’s a true signal of industrial upgrading.
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ContractExplorervip
· 12-05 12:35
Damn, rare earths just took off today. With this license, order efficiency instantly maxed out. With the general export license sorted, delivery cycles are immediately compressed. When downstream orders ramp up, the whole chain is going to be buzzing. We’ve got the resources, the technology, and the capacity. Now that friction is reduced, global competitiveness is about to take off. Short-term hype, but in the long run it depends on how long this policy lasts... But this time really does feel different. I just want to know if more companies will be able to get this license in the future...
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