China's rare earth establishment is preparing an unusually broad 2026 Annual Academic Conference in Suzhou, October 23–26, bringing together researchers, producers, equipment suppliers, and downstream ...

The money is finally chasing the right bottlenecks. Serra Verde's 15-year offtake includes extraordinary floors of $2,050/kg for terbium and $575/kg for dysprosium. Energy Fuels is moving beyond oxide ...

The investment thesis is stronger than TELF’s article—but also more complicated. Rare Earth Exchanges® has previously examined Morgan Stanley’s forecast that the humanoid-robotics market could ...

Europe's critical-minerals strategy has an uncomfortable hole at the beginning of the supply chain: discovery. The EIB estimates the EU attracts only 3% of global exploration spending, versus 20% for ...

A new economic map is being drawn. China’s dominance of mineral processing has triggered a global race to build alternative supply chains. The Gulf enters that contest with formidable cards: sovereign ...

The world's rare earth challenge does not begin in the mine—it begins in a labyrinth of chemistry that few policymakers, investors, or even industry observers fully appreciate. While governments race ...

Africa emerges as a critical rare earth minerals hub, with eight major projects set to supply 9-10% of global demand by 2029, challenging China's dominance.

Rare earth elements (REEs) are the unsung heroes behind many advanced military technologies. These 17 metals possess unique magnetic, luminescent, and strength properties essential for ...

Rare earth elements (REEs) – the 17 obscure metals vital for electric vehicle motors, wind turbines, smartphones, and defense systems – have quietly become a geopolitical pressure point. When Beijing ...

If you're reading this on a smartphone, you're holding a piece of the rare earth puzzle—literally. Neodymium, dysprosium, and terbium are what make your devices smart (mostly), your EV motors spin, ...

China overwhelmingly dominates rare earth magnet manufacturing, accounting for roughly 85–90% of global supply. In 2023, Chinese factories produced about 240,000 tonnes of rare-earth permanent magnets ...

In 2025, rare earths stopped being a niche “materials story” and became a full-spectrum industrial race. President Trump’s administration, while we suggest it needs to do far more to accelerate the ex ...