Vacuumschmelze and Cyclic Materials Sign 10-Year Magnet Recycling Agreement
The Canadian company will recycle 100% of the magnet production by-products.
The Canadian company will recycle 100% of the magnet production by-products.
The deal represents an “$8.5 billion pipeline,” the Australian Prime Minister said.
China’s exports of rare earth magnets declined slightly in September following a strong rebound in the previous month.
China’s latest customs figures show another strong month for dysprosium exports, while terbium shipments softened slightly compared to August.
This week was marked by strategic moves across the rare earth and metals sector:
Besides further exploration, mining, and recycling, the plan also emphasizes technological advancements.
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