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American Resources (NASDAQ: AREC) received a Nasdaq notice for non-compliance due to a delayed Form 10-Q filing for Q2 2026. The company has until October 15, 2026, to file the report and regain compliance. Management expects to complete all outstanding filings by this deadline. Trading of the company's stock is unaffected.

Moderna (MRNA) and Merck (MRK) shares rose after their cancer vaccine trial succeeded. Marvell (MRVL) expanded its Google partnership. Estee Lauder (EL) beat estimates and raised its outlook. Lowe's (LOW) cut its full-year outlook. US Treasury yields fell after expanded bond buybacks.

American Resources Corporation (AREC) announced that its subsidiary, ReElement Technologies, received air permits for all four Phase I production lines at its Marion, Indiana rare earth and critical mineral refinery. This milestone advances the facility toward commercial operations, focusing on refining elements like germanium and heavy rare earths for various industries. The permit approval resolves key regulatory risks, allowing the company to proceed with equipment installation and commission

American Resources Corporation (AREC) is scheduled to report Q2 2026 earnings on Aug. 18 at 8:00 AM ET. The provided estimates call for revenue of $0 and EPS of -$0.08 for the quarter, according to the article’s earnings estimate data.

The article is a small-cap news roundup covering multiple companies. Highlights include Immunic appointing Elena Ridloff to its board, First Phosphate’s Level 2 Nasdaq ADR uplisting, Thruvision’s £3m+ Asia airport contract, Caledonia Mining keeping 2026 gold output guidance, and Provaris receiving a NAV upgrade to $0.14/share. Other items include drilling updates, project progress, and management changes.

American Resources (NASDAQ:AREC) said CEO Mark Jensen attended a U.S. Department of State mining roundtable hosted by President Donald Trump and Secretary Marco Rubio on Aug. 7, 2026. The company linked the event to its rare-earth supply-chain strategy and said it was selected for DOE award negotiations to expand domestic rare-earth recovery from coal feedstocks.

American Resources Corp (NASDAQ:AREC) CFO Kirk Taylor said ReElement commissioned its first commercial-scale refining column at the Marion facility. He said the project moved from lab to pilot to commercial scale in under six months after starting waste-stream work in March, with standardized equipment to reduce execution risk. The first line targets germanium, with additional lines planned over six months.

American Resources Corporation (NASDAQ:AREC), via its minority stake in ReElement Technologies, said ReElement successfully commissioned and operated its first commercial-scale germanium production column at its Marion, Indiana facility. The company says the chromatography-based modular platform scales from pilot to commercial scale and is the largest column it plans to deploy, supporting multiple planned production lines.

President Trump signed an executive order (July 20) tightening Defense Department waivers for critical materials sourced from covered adversarial nations and requiring more supply-chain mapping and, in some cases, mitigation plans to onshore supply chains. The White House said it supports defense supply resilience. Companies cited include MP Materials and copper and antimony producers such as Nova Minerals and Gunnison Copper.

Wall Street ended a volatile week mixed on Friday. The Dow rose 236 points (0.5%) to 51,947 and the S&P 500 gained 0.1% to 7,412, while the Nasdaq fell 0.6% to 24,976 and was down about 2% for the week. The article cites earnings from Meta, Microsoft, Apple, Amazon, Arm, and movers including INTC, VZ, and AXP.