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Industry News
The U.S. government announces a $500 million investment to enhance domestic lithium and cobalt processing, reflecting a strategic shift in industrial policy to secure critical materials.
Industry News
Mundoro Capital Inc. reports significant exploration results and financial updates for Q2 2026, focusing on Serbia and Arizona copper assets while reducing corporate expenses.
Industry News
The US Court of International Trade has ordered the Commerce Department to reconsider its antidumping ruling against Kazakhstani ferrosilicon producers Kazchrome and YDD Corporation, returning key questions on sales methodology and pricing…
Companies & Organisations
Critical Metals has launched a strategic review to divest non-core assets and concentrate on Tanbreez — a $3 billion Greenland rare earth project with 75% of production under offtake and $120 million…
Industry News
US Special Envoy Sergio Gor told the first in-person C5+1 Critical Minerals Dialogue in Astana that Washington is fundamentally changing its engagement with Central Asia, with the DFC ready to invest across…
Policies and Regulation
The US House has passed the bipartisan DOMINANCE Act to strengthen allied cooperation on critical minerals and reduce dependence on China, which controls approximately 90% of global rare earth processing capacity, as…
Companies & Organisations
Americas Uranium has secured a Frankfurt Stock Exchange listing under ticker WA7, giving the Canadian uranium explorer access to European investors as nuclear energy attracts growing interest in the global energy transition.
Industry News
Secretary Rubio and Armenian Foreign Minister Mirzoyan signed a TRIPP transport corridor framework, a Comprehensive Strategic Partnership Charter and a critical minerals supply agreement in Yerevan, advancing three major pillars of the…
Industry News
Russia's deputy foreign minister has warned that Washington's aggressive push for critical minerals agreements in Central Asia is an attempt to displace Russian influence and establish Western-controlled supply chain infrastructure on Russia's…
Industry News
Lynas CEO Amanda Lacaze says US and EU procurement regulations are already changing rare earth purchasing decisions, with buyers shifting away from China to comply with new sourcing restrictions ahead of their…