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China and Russia control 98% of global magnesium metal production, leaving the United States entirely dependent on adversarial nations for a designated critical mineral.
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There are no primary magnesium metal production facilities operating in the United States — the only G7 nation with zero domestic capacity for this strategic material.
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Beginning January 2027, DFARS regulation will prohibit U.S. DoW contracts from sourcing critical materials and magnesium metal not mined or refined domestically.

Defense & National Security

Electric Vehicles & Mobility

Aeronautics & Astronautics

Consumer Electronics

Advanced Manufacturing

INDUSTRIAL METALLURGY
why Arlington magnesium
Vertically-Integrated Magnesium Metal & Alloys Solutions
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DOWNSTREAM
Advanced Manufacturing
Ohio, U.S.
Ohio, U.S.
Founded in 2013, our downstream facility produces standard and high-performance magnesium alloys including rare earth and beryllium formulations, with cast, wrought, and precision machined product capabilities. Home to the only fully-integrated wrought magnesium facility in the United States and industry-leading patented dissolvable alloys for Oil & Gas markets.
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MIDSTREAM
Magnesium Metal Processing Wyoming, U.S.
Founded in 2015, our midstream facility delivers next-generation magnesium metal production powered by our proprietary Aluminothermic Reduction Process, protected by four patent application families. Products validated and quality approved by customers, with a modular architecture designed for rapid commercial scaling.
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UPSTREAM
Verified Mineral Sources & Recycled Feedstock
Utilizing magnesium and aluminum scrap and recycled sources from locations across the United States, with identified magnesite and dolomite primary mineral feedstock resources in the U.S., Canada, and Australia. Flexible sourcing supports both virgin mineral and circular recycling pathways.
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The advantage
Onshoring a Sustainable Vertically-Integrated Magnesium Supply Chain
World-Class Magnesite Deposits
Two high-grade magnesite deposits located in Canada and Australia for future mineral feedstock.
Magnesium Metal Manufacturing
Operating the only sustainable and competitive magnesium metallization process in North America – validated & commercial-read.
Advanced Alloying & Downstream Capabilities
Cashflow-generating downstream business serving high performance markets with standard & advanced alloys, cast, extruded & wrought products.
Processing of Recycled / Secondary Magnesium
Strategic focus of Arlington Mg to build a sustainable and resilient supply chain made possible through proprietary metal processing technology.

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Recyclable - circular by nature

The Lightweight Advantage in Defense Applications
Lightweighting:
Significant weight savings, ~36% less than aluminum standard
Fuel/Range Efficiency:
In aircraft and missiles, lighter weight means lower fuel consumption and increased operational range or payload capacity
Performance:
Enables design of next-generation aircraft & missiles requiring advanced materials systems to meet stringent performance & safety standards
Vibration Damping:
Exceptional capacity to absorb vibrations, crucial for reducing noise and wear in military vehicle systems and aircraft/helicopter components
Thermal Management:
High thermal conductivity is vital for heat dissipation in engine components and sensitive electronic enclosures
Magnesium Volume by Platform (lbs)
Magnesium is a critical strategic material for U.S., Canadian, and allied defense forces — the lightest of all commonly used structural metals, delivering a superior strength-to-weight ratio that outperforms both aluminum and steel.
From the 1,500 lbs required in a single C-17 heavy transport aircraft to the precision components in F-35 fighters and Stryker armored vehicles, magnesium is indispensable for maximizing platform performance, fuel efficiency, and operational range across every tier of modern military capability.
From the 1,500 lbs required in a single C-17 heavy transport aircraft to the precision components in F-35 fighters and Stryker armored vehicles, magnesium is indispensable for maximizing platform performance, fuel efficiency, and operational range across every tier of modern military capability.

