EU to introduce export restrictions on rare earth magnet waste in early 2026
Recycling would potentially meet 20% of the EU's current permanent magnet demand of 20,000 tonnes.
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The financing package has enabled the Vulcan board to take a final investment decision on the project, company said.
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Perseus Mining gatecrashes Predictive-Robex gold tie-up
Perseus' offer carries a 24.5% premium to Predictive's last close.
Appian talking to US, Australia on critical minerals after IFC deal
The private equity firm and the International Finance Corporation launched a $1 billion fund in October to invest in projects in Africa and Latin America.
China issues first batch of streamlined rare earth licences
These new licences, according to sources cited by Reuters, were issued to three of China's leading magnet makers.
Trump pressure fuels Latin America’s critical minerals push
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