source:ReutersBEIJING (Reuters) - Commodities trading firm Noble Group Holdings Ltd said on Monday its subsidiary Talaxis has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to potentially supply rare earths products to Chinalco Guangxi Nonferrous Rare Earth Development Co Ltd.Under the MoU, Talaxis will supply via sourcing, offtake and tolling of up to 42,000 tonnes of rare earths products, including concentrate and oxide, per year to Chinalco Guangxi, a joint-venture with China’s biggest state-backed aluminum producer Aluminium Corporation of China (Chinalco).Chinalco Guangxi will also help Talax...
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source：The Raleigh Recorder (press release)The Global Rare Earth Compounds Market report presents an overview of objectives study and definition of Rare Earth Compounds market. This new market research report forecasts on Rare Earth Compounds Market providing complete market figures, consisting market size and estimation by Rare Earth Compounds Market application and products depending upon geographical location for the forecasting period 2019 to 2025. The proposed forecast typically covers market size, share, product demand and supply, market trends, consumer trends, profitability, revenue ou...
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source：Small CapsBeneficiation testwork on ore from Vital Metals’ (ASX: VML) North T deposit within the Nechalacho rare earth project in Canada has demonstrated the ability to produce high-grade rare earth concentrates.Tests conducted by Vital’s wholly-owned subsidiary Cheetah Resources aimed to determine the amenability of the North T deposit, located near Yellowknife in the Northwest Territories, to simple mechanical concentration to enable near-term production.North T hosts a number of different mineralised regions containing high-grade rare earths, beryllium, niobium and lithium.A program ...
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source：Saskatoon StarPhoenix-Natural Resources Canada plans to hire a British firm to provide pricing forecasts and analysis of global supply and demand between 2020 and 2030 for about two dozen vital minerals used in products like solar cells, permanent magnets and rechargeable batteries.The move comes as Canada works on a joint plan with the United States to ensure reliable access to these minerals and foster future competitiveness of the U.S. and Canadian mining industries.The effort flows from a commitment last June by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and U.S. President Donald Trump to develo...
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