Contractual ownership covenant · Funding Agreements, covenants (iv) and (xi)
ctl-us-chips-usar-2026-covenants
What it covers
In the instrument's own words.
restrictions on joint research and transactions with foreign countries and entities of concern; ... restrictions on mergers, dispositions, and change of control transactions without consent of the DOC
Record
- Targeting
- End users
- End users
- foreign countries and entities of concern
- Materials
- Rare earth elements (grouped)GalliumDysprosiumTerbiumRare-earth permanent magnets (NdFeB)Also names: hafnium; zirconiumIncludes untracked materials
- Items and stages
- The clause defines no items of its own
- Legal basis
- Direct Funding Agreement and Loan Guarantee Agreement under the CHIPS Act of 2022
Status
Oldest first; the last entry is current. A stated end date is shown, never extended by inference.
- In forcecurrent
Covenants of the Funding Agreements entered into on 3 June 2026; the filing does not state their duration.
USA Rare Earth, Inc. / U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (EDGAR)
Notes
Contractual conditions attached to public money, recorded as a control in the same way as the DoD–MP ownership covenants: a restriction on dealings with foreign entities of concern and on changes of control without the Department of Commerce's consent. It binds the company, not third parties.
Evidence
Which source supports which field, how directly, and where.
USA Rare Earth, Inc. / U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (EDGAR)
- Fields supported
- Measure type · Direction · Clause · Targets · Materials · Product scope · Legal basis · Status
- Evidence level
- Explicit
- Location in document
- Item 1.01, Representations, Warranties and Covenants
| Source | Fields supported | Evidence level | Location |
|---|---|---|---|
| USA Rare Earth, Inc. Form 8-K (June 3, 2026): Direct Funding Agreement and Loan Guarantee Agreement with the Department of Commerce USA Rare Earth, Inc. / U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (EDGAR) · Source dossier |
| Explicit | Item 1.01, Representations, Warranties and Covenants |
