Rare Earths
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A bachelor’s in rare earths? In China, there are schools for that
Every year, several hundred young adults head to the steppes of northern China to learn about rare earths at schools…
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Critical Metals inks 15-year Greenland rare earth deal with REalloys
Critical Metals said on Thursday it has signed a 15-year binding offtake agreement with REalloys for rare earth concentrate from…
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Australia’s Ionic Rare Earths inks deal with US-based Nth Cycle to boost output outside China
Australia’s Ionic Rare Earths said on Thursday it has agreed to work with U.S.-based critical mineral refining firm Nth Cycle…
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Australia’s Arafura approves $1.6 billion rare earths project
Arafura Rare Earths said on Thursday it had approved the development of its $1.6 billion Nolans project in Australia’s Northern…
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White House gets small rare earth win, but China’s export regime is here to stay
China will address U.S. concerns about rare earth shortages, the White House said on Sunday in a recap of agreements…
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Lynas CEO says US, Europe rules sway buyers from Chinese rare earths
New government regulations in the U.S. and Europe are helping to push customers to buy rare earth products from suppliers…
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Rare Earths Americas kicks off US IPO roadshow with $368 million valuation target
Rare Earths Americas kicked off the roadshow for its U.S. initial public offering on Tuesday, aiming for a valuation of…
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U.S. Critical Materials and Columbia University Sign Agreement to Advance Domestic Recovery of Defense-Critical Metals from Red Mud
U.S. Critical Materials Corp. (“USCM”) and Columbia University have signed a two-year Sponsored Research Agreement seeking to advance scientific pathways…
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CME looks into launching first ever rare earth futures contract, sources say
CME Group is working on a plan to launch the world's first futures contract in rare earths, three sources with…
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China’s Li inspects rare earth facilities, hints at leverage in US rivalry
China's second-ranking official, Premier Li Qiang, inspected rare earth facilities in the southern province of Jiangxi on Tuesday, state news…
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