Radial Magnets

Radial Magnets — Two distinct layers, and only one of them is genuinely owned. (a) A publicly maintained NdPr oxide price tracker plotting the Shanghai Metals Market spot benchmark per tonne with VAT removed and a USD guide, annotated with policy events. (b) The differentiated, self-built asset: a curated, source-linked event table of export controls, tariffs, licensing regimes and policy interventions affecting the magnet supply chain — including Chinese export-licensing changes, the 25 percent Section 301 duty on Chinese permanent magnets from January 2026, the Department of Defense 110 USD…

Radial Magnets offers (Alternative, Commodities, Supply Chain, Price, Sentiment) — Modest public footprint: a single NdPr oxide price series at monthly-to-spot cadence with policy annotations, plus an event register of roughly dozens of dated, source-linked control, tariff and licensing entries. The undisclosed transactional layer is where real volume sits — thousands of quotes and orders across magnet grades, industries and dates given a roughly 20M USD revenue line on 3 staff..

Machine-readable policy-event calendar for the rare-earth magnet complex — the genuinely scarce asset here, because no commodity vendor produces a per-event, source-cited, entity-attributed control register; event-onset tagging for training rare-earth price models to respond to policy shocks rather than to price history alone; pass-through and tariff-incidence analysis on the 2026 Section 301 duty; testing whether a DoD price floor is binding versus market prices; and, from the transactional layer, actual ex-China paid prices for finished magnets by grade and industry, which is the closest available proxy for downstream magnet cost inflation

The data is with 2 years of history.

Coverage spans US, APAC, China/HK, Japan; Electronic Components, Diversified Metals & Mining; alternative, commodities, supply_chain, price, sentiment; commodities, equities.