Roundup – Critical Raw Materials News of Week 30
China published a flurry of trade data this week, underlining Beijing’s market power in the critical minerals markets.
Roundup – Critical Raw Materials News of Week 30
Brian Hendrich
U.S. Launches Push to Recover Critical Minerals from Abandoned Mines
U.S. Launches Push to Recover Critical Minerals from Abandoned Mines
Former mining sites are known to still contain key resources. They could help safeguard the domestic industry's supply, while creating jobs.
Lynas Reports 25% Revenue Jump, Signs MOU with Korean Magnet Maker
Lynas Reports 25% Revenue Jump, Signs MOU with Korean Magnet Maker
Higher production volume and improved sales prices.
U.S. Department of Defense Invests in Domestic Tungsten Production
U.S. Department of Defense Invests in Domestic Tungsten Production
Golden Metal Resources awarded $6.2 million to advance Nevada-based project.
Chinese Antimony Exports Plummet in First Half of the Year
Chinese Antimony Exports Plummet in First Half of the Year
Following the implementation of export controls, the first six months saw only one-fourth of last year’s level clear Chinese customs.
China: Gallium Exports Resume in June, Germanium Remains at Low Levels
China: Gallium Exports Resume in June, Germanium Remains at Low Levels
Both metals are key for various high-tech applications.