Piracanjuba North Assays Map Four Magnet Rare Earth Zones in Brazil
New shallow-drilling results define four interpreted magnet-rare-earth clusters, but laboratory desorption data are not commercial recoveries.
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China-EU Agreement Targets More Predictable Rare Earth Magnet Licensing
China and the EU agreed to improve predictability and facilitation for rare-earth and permanent-magnet export licensing.
Read the full articleEU Strategic Project Status Puts Rare Earth Magnet Recycling in Focus
EU Strategic Project recognition puts rare-earth magnet recycling capacity more directly into Europe's industrial-resilience plan.
Read the full articleChina Rare Earth Concentrate Transaction Price Rises 0.53% for Q4
A major Chinese rare-earth producer raised its Q4 related-party concentrate transaction price 0.53% from the prior quarter.
Read the full articleKazakhstan Rare Earth Carbonate Expansion Targets Permanent Magnet Feedstock
A planned US$150 million Stepnogorsk expansion would add mixed rare-earth carbonate capacity, but commissioning and qualification still stand between the target and magnet supply.
Read the full articleEU Sanctions Exemption Highlights Silmet Rare Earth Feedstock Risk
A reported exemption for an unnamed rare-earth supplier highlights feedstock concentration risk at a European separation plant, while formal EU approval remained pending.
Read the full articleUS Research Award Targets Rare Earth Recovery from Coal and Mine Waste
A US$7.5 million research award will evaluate coal-related and waste resources for critical minerals, but it does not yet establish commercially recoverable magnet feedstock.
Read the full articleChile Demonstration Plant Targets NdPr Metal and Alloy Production for Magnet Supply
A Chilean demonstration plant will test NdPr metal and alloy production for future permanent-magnet supply chains.
Read the full articleBrazilian Ionic Clay Rare Earth Project Enters Initial Assessment Stage
A Brazilian ionic-clay rare-earth project has entered an initial assessment focused on metallurgy, infrastructure and preliminary economics.
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