来源：mining.comMalaysia will maintain a ban on the export of raw rare earths to protect its domestic resources, despite signing a critical minerals deal with the United States this week, the trade minister said on Wednesday.Speaking in parliament, Minister Tengku Zafrul Aziz dismissed allegations that Malaysia will allow the export of critical minerals and rare earths to the United States in pursuit of immediate profits or strategic goals.“We no longer want to be a country that only digs and ships out cheap raw materials like in the past,” Tengku Zafrul said, reiterating that Malaysia will inste...
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来源：mining.comRare earths firm REalloys has received a letter of interest from the US Export-Import Bank (EXIM) for a loan worth up to $200 million to fund processing and magnet facilities, in what would be Washington’s latest move to bolster American production of the specialized materials.In a letter dated September 18 and seen by Reuters, privately held REalloys has met initial requirements to apply for the $200 million EXIM loan and, if approved, would have a 15-year repayment term, longer than the company likely would have with private financing.EXIM, which acts as the US government’s expo...
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来源：mining.comEuropean Council President Antonio Costa said on Monday that high-level officials from China were scheduled to visit Brussels in the coming weeks to discuss Beijing’s export curbs on rare earths.“We are very concerned about the trade relationship with China, especially the recent measures that China adopted regarding the export control of critical raw materials,” Costa told selected media in an interview on the sidelines of the ASEAN summit in Kuala Lumpur.“A high-level delegation from China is going to Brussels in the coming weeks and we hope to address these in the proper way.”
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来源：mining.comMinespider and critical minerals broker Rare Earth Ventures (REV) have entered into a strategic partnership aimed at bringing traceability to rare earth and other mineral supply chains in Australia.Traceability is increasingly becoming a prerequisite for investment and market access, ensuring that mining projects can demonstrate responsible sourcing and ESG performance to global buyers. For this purpose, Minespider has developed a digital product passport (DPP) platform for reliably tracking supply chain data.
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