The push comes amid forecasts that the global iron‑ore market will expand from $313 billion in 2026 to $425 billion by 2034.
Utilization of nickel processing capacity could drop to around 70% to 75% this year, from around 90% last year.
Supply-Demand Pattern Shift Puts Iron Ore Prices on a Downtrend. In 2021, driven by inflation expectations from global ...
Low-carbon steel platform Metal Logic has executed an agreement to acquire approximately 1,000 hectares of tenements strategically located in Western Australia's iron ore-rich Pilbara region, within ...
Prime Minister, Ms Robinah Nabbanja, has urged investors to prioritise local processing and manufacturing to add value to the country’s natural resources as government moves to halt the exportation of ...
Sinomine Resource Group Engages with the Zimbabwean Government to Restart Its Lithium Export Business] Sinomine Resource Group confirmed that, after this African country recently ...
The U.S. signed a memorandum of understanding with the Brazilian state of Goiás to explore and process critical minerals and rare earth elements ...
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A New U.S. Facility Could Break China's Grip on Critical Materials
By combining upstream resource partnerships, Canadian rare-earth processing and U.S. metallization and manufacturing, the REAlloys-SRC platform aims to establish a fully allied rare-earth supply chain ...
Limited refining capacity for metals such as copper, aluminum, nickel, graphite and rare earths is creating a strategic ...
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New Chemistry Breakthrough Could Challenge China's Rare Earth Dominance
REalloys has demonstrated a hydrofluoric acid-free process for producing rare earth fluorides, potentially removing one of ...
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Africa eyes $425bn iron-ore boom as nations push to turn raw minerals into steel industries
African governments and development financiers are intensifying efforts to convert the continent’s vast iron-ore reserves into domestic steel production and broader industrial growth, as global demand ...
Australia needs to apply a new lens of green energy and industry statecraft, including developing economic partnerships with key trading partners.
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