Roundup – Critical Raw Materials News of Week 50
The U.S. military may soon begin producing critical raw materials for its own needs.
Roundup – Critical Raw Materials News of Week 50
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Australia Builds Its First Government-Backed Rare Earth Processing Facility
Australia Builds Its First Government-Backed Rare Earth Processing Facility
Australia’s Nuclear Science and Technology Organisation (ANSTO) is constructing a pilot facility designed specifically to process raw materials from clay-hosted deposits, a move intended to reduce China’s near-monopoly in this critical sector.
EU to Scrutinize Foreign Direct Investment More Strictly
EU to Scrutinize Foreign Direct Investment More Strictly
Bloc seeks to protect key industries, including the critical raw materials sector.
Production Start as Early as 2028: USA Rare Earth Well on Schedule
Production Start as Early as 2028: USA Rare Earth Well on Schedule
The rare earth company with ambitions in the magnet sector reports significant progress.
Yttrium Shortage: U.S. Government Steps In to Support Domestic Industry
Yttrium Shortage: U.S. Government Steps In to Support Domestic Industry
Assistance for gas-turbine manufacturer GE Vernova as China tightens export controls on the rare-earth element.
Titanium Producer Tronox to Move Into Rare Earths With $600 Million in Potential Financing Support
Titanium Producer Tronox to Move Into Rare Earths With $600 Million in Potential Financing Support
Joint backing from the United States and Australia follows newly concluded critical minerals partnership.