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Belgium and Kazakhstan Strengthen Ties Through Critical Minerals Partnership
Belgium's state visit to Kazakhstan focuses on critical minerals, enhancing partnerships for supply security and processing capabilities in the mining sector.
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Belgium's state visit to Kazakhstan focuses on critical minerals, enhancing partnerships for supply security and processing capabilities in the mining sector.
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Northern Graphite partners with DGWA to enhance its visibility and investor relations in the European market, focusing on critical minerals for the automotive sector.
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The European battery industry's success relies on a robust graphite value chain, which is currently overlooked in discussions on battery raw materials.
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Central Asia and Mongolia are entering a pivotal phase in the global critical minerals race, driven by strong economic growth forecasts from the EBRD and growing international demand for strategic raw materials.…
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Sweden has cleared a key regulatory hurdle for the Nunasvaara South graphite mine, supporting Europe’s push to secure domestic supplies of critical battery materials.
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GreenRoc has received a 30-year licence to develop the high-grade Amitsoq graphite mine in Greenland, pushing the project toward production.
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GreenRoc has received a 30-year licence to develop the high-grade Amitsoq graphite mine in Greenland, pushing the project toward production.
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Kazakhstan’s Sarytogan deposit has produced graphite of record purity — 99.9992% carbon — confirming its status as one of the world’s richest and cleanest graphite sources.
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Salrom has extended its graphite license and seeks nearly €200 million in EU funding to become a key graphite supplier for Europe’s battery industry.
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Turkey’s Onur Group will begin mining critical minerals in Ukraine by 2026, including what may be the country’s largest graphite deposit.