source：Recycling TodayGeomega Resources Inc., Montreal, and USA Rare Earth LLC, New York, say they have signed a letter of intent (LOI) to recycle rare earth-containing production waste from USA Rare Earth’s future production of sintered neodymium iron boron (NdFeB) permanent magnets (in the United States. USA Rare Earth is the funding and development partner of the Round Top Heavy Rare Earth and Critical Minerals Project in West Texas.Geomega and USA Rare Earth say they will negotiate mutually acceptable commercial terms, including the possibility of a license agreement to develop a recycling...
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source：ShareCastPensana Rare Earths announced the engagement of Paradigm Project Management as the owner's representative for the Longonjo NdPr Project in Angola on Monday, monitoring the on-ground development of the project on its behalf.The London and Sydney-listed company said Paradigm would bring an “Afri-centric” engineering capacity to the team, and would coordinate the bankable feasibility study and deliver the front-end engineering design for Longonjo's power, water and waste services, offices, workshops, camp infrastructure and off-mine facilities, including the rail and port ...
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source：WHTC News(Reuters) - Rare earth producer Lynas Corp said on Monday it signed a contract with the U.S. Department of Defense to begin initial design work for its heavy rare earth separation facility in Texas that the Pentagon is providing initial funding for.The 'Phase 1' funding forms part of a concerted effort by Washington to reduce the United States' reliance on China as the world's largest producer of the strategic minerals used to make missiles, cell phones to a ranger of other high-tech equipment.Lynas, the largest rare earth producer outside China, expects to fini...
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source：Creamer Media’s Mining WeeklyThe US Department of Defense has resumed funding for two projects to process rare earth minerals for military weapons after a review found the grants are in the best interest of the US government, according to documents seen by Reuters.The Pentagon on April 22 awarded Australia’s Lynas and privately held MP Materials funding for rare earths separation facilities in Texas and California, respectively. Those decisions were put on hold on April 29, the Pentagon said, pending “further research'.Reuters reported in late April that a Chinese company’s minority...
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