Rare Earths Americas' IPO

Listed May 6, 2026 at $19 on NYSE American as REA.

Offer price
$19
Shares
3,333,331
Ticker
REA

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From its final prospectus (424B4) on SEC EDGAR, filed May 7, 2026.

What does Rare Earths Americas do?

“We are an exploration stage company advancing a portfolio of critical minerals projects focused on high-grade heavy rare earth mineral assets.”
From its final prospectus (424B4), filed May 7, 2026
Rare Earths Americas' facts, each with its source
FactRare Earths
Americas
Websiterareearthsamericas.comFrom its final prospectus (424B4) of May 7, 2026

What is the offering?

Each figure names the filing it is from and that filing's date. The market cap is Breakaway's arithmetic from the prospectus's share count.

Rare Earths Americas' facts, each with its source
FactRare Earths
Americas
Shares offered3,333,331From the final prospectus (424B4) filed May 7, 2026
Offer price$19 a shareFrom the final prospectus (424B4) filed May 7, 2026
Raised at that price$63.3 millionFrom the final prospectus (424B4) filed May 7, 2026
Underwriters' discount$4.4 millionFrom the final prospectus (424B4) filed May 7, 2026
Net proceeds the company expectsAbout $54.8 millionFrom the final prospectus (424B4) filed May 7, 2026
Underwriters' option499,999 more sharesFrom the final prospectus (424B4) filed May 7, 2026
UnderwritersCantor, Stifel, Canaccord Genuity, and B. Riley SecuritiesFrom the final prospectus (424B4) filed May 7, 2026, as its cover names them
ExchangeNYSE American, as REAFrom the final prospectus (424B4) filed May 7, 2026

What the filing says about its money

Rare Earths Americas' facts, each with its source
FactRare Earths
Americas
Raised before the IPO$11.7 million in private financingsFrom its final prospectus (424B4) of May 7, 2026

Every date of Rare Earths Americas' IPO

Rare Earths Americas' IPO dates, each with its source
WhatDay
Registration filedForm S-1, SEC EDGARApr 13, 2026
Exchange registration filedexchange registration (Form 8-A), SEC EDGARMay 5, 2026
Declared effective by the SECSEC notice of effectiveness, SEC EDGARMay 5, 2026
Pricedfinal prospectus (424B4), filed May 7, SEC EDGARMay 5, 2026
First tradeMassive's IPO calendarMay 6, 2026
Lock-up endsfinal prospectus, SEC EDGAR: “”Nov 3, 2026, at the latest

How did its first days trade?

From its daily bars, each close against its $19 offer price.

Rare Earths Americas' first sessions
DayOpenCloseFrom the
offer
May 6$25$190.0%
May 7$19.88$22.69+19.4%
May 8$24.97$23.43+23.3%
May 11$24.72$24.10+26.8%
May 12$24.49$27.60+45.3%

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Rare Earths Americas IPO questions

When is Rare Earths Americas' IPO?

Listed May 6, 2026 at $19 on NYSE American as REA.

What is Rare Earths Americas' IPO price?

Rare Earths Americas' IPO priced at $19 a share, per its final prospectus of May 7, 2026.

How many shares is Rare Earths Americas selling?

3,333,331 shares, and the underwriters may buy 499,999 more, per its final prospectus (424B4).

Who are the underwriters?

Cantor, Stifel, Canaccord Genuity, and B. Riley Securities, as the prospectus's cover names them.

When does the lock-up end?

Rare Earths Americas' IPO lock-⁠up ends Nov 3, 2026 at the latest; its prospectus lets it end sooner on the terms it sets out. Its final prospectus says: “.”

Does Breakaway rate Rare Earths Americas?

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Can Breakaway say where Rare Earths Americas' price will go?

No. Breakaway does not say where a price will go. Every figure here is from the company's SEC filings, linked on each line.

Where every figure comes from.

  • Each company's SEC filings on EDGAR, read twice a day: its registration (Form S-1 or F-1), the amendment that sets its price range, and its final prospectus (424B4). The shares, the price, the underwriters, the lock-up, and the company's words are the filing's, linked on each line.
  • The expected day is Massive's IPO calendar's, the first trade the market data's, and the moves each stock's daily closes against its offer price.
  • The market cap is Breakaway's arithmetic: the shares the prospectus says will be outstanding after the offering, times the midpoint of the range or the offer price.
  • The Quality Score is Breakaway's, from a stock's second trading day; for its first 21 sessions it is marked New listing, and each check that needs more history waits for it.
  • Blank-check companies (SPACs) and unit offerings are left out and counted; a direct listing and a US listing of a company listed abroad are in and marked.

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Sources: Rare Earths Americas, Inc.'s final prospectus (424B4) of May 7, 2026; the prices, the stock's daily bars, 15 minutes behind.

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