Can US financing rebuild its rare earth supply chain? Explore China’s processing dominance, government-backed investment, and the risks facing domestic production.
JPMorganChase has launched a decade-long initiative to finance strategic industries, including critical-mineral mining and processing. Its investment in Perpetua Resources offers a concrete example of its…
The United States is advancing its own licensing route for deep-sea minerals, while the International Seabed Authority maintains that mining in international waters must follow its…
India expects to finalise its critical minerals stockpiling policy within about a month, as planned processing parks and a ₹1,500-crore recycling scheme support efforts to strengthen…
An EY-Parthenon study estimates broader Canadian exploration tax eligibility could unlock up to C$1.6 billion in annual spending under favourable conditions.
Standfirst: A US$5 million-plus expansion aims to scale secondary rare earth supply, with feedstock access, processing economics and downstream demand determining its commercial impact. Paladin EnviroTech…
Greenland Mines has brought two mineral projects with different commodity profiles under one corporate strategy: the Sarfartoq rare-earth project in southwest Greenland and the Skaergaard palladium-platinum-gold…
The US government’s US$12 billion Project Vault aims to protect manufacturers from critical minerals shortages. But the aerospace industry warns that stockpiling could increase competition for…
Zambia and the United States have signed a five-year health-financing agreement worth $2.49 billion in combined commitments. Negotiations over a separate minerals framework continue, leaving the…
A critical-minerals processing plant requires significant upfront capital. Increasingly, U.S. states want to influence where that investment lands. The competition is no longer only about mineral…
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