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DFC Highlights Major Investments at US Critical Minerals Ministerial
DFC showcased billions of dollars in financing and investments aimed at strengthening secure and diversified critical minerals supply chains.
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DFC showcased billions of dollars in financing and investments aimed at strengthening secure and diversified critical minerals supply chains.
Industry News
The 2026 Critical Minerals Ministerial marks a seismic shift for Central Asia, repositioning the region from a geopolitical "Great Game" buffer to the essential pivot of a new U.S.-led industrial order. By…
Policies and Regulation
Kazakhstan has signalled its readiness to play a leading role in secure and diversified global supply chains for critical minerals.
Policies and Regulation
The European Union plans to propose a strategic partnership with the United States to reduce dependence on Chinese critical minerals, aiming to align with Washington’s push for secure global supply chains and…
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Allied economies are accelerating talks on a critical minerals alliance as they seek to reduce strategic dependence on China.
Industry News
USA Rare Earth plans a French metal and alloy plant alongside Carester’s oxide facility, supported by partial funding from the French government.
Companies & Organisations
Uzbekistan’s Akfa Group has begun building a $600 million manufacturing complex in Kentucky to produce aluminum and automotive components.
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The EU aims to form a central minerals-buying authority to secure critical supplies amid escalating U.S.–China competition.
Companies & Organisations
Uzbekistan’s state-owned TMK confirms interest in purchasing Kazakh tungsten concentrate as expanding production triggers soaring raw-material demand.
Industry News
US companies are moving aggressively into Central Asia’s critical mineral sector, intensifying competition with China while regional governments seek better investment terms.