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The hunt for scandium has started
Scandium is the "reclusive" critical mineral.  High-grade deposits suitable for commercial mining are extremely rare, and extracting it as a by-product from other ores is similarly challenging. But, there's a reason it's listed as a critical mineral in the US,...
New mines take 29 years to develop in US, second longest in world
New mines take 29 years to develop in US, second longest in world
The US has the second longest mine development times in the world, at almost 29 years on average from first discovery to first production, according to a new report by S&P Global Only mines in Zambia take longer, at 34...
The great nickel trade war
The great nickel trade war
Nickel is at the centre of a global trade war over market share, with Indonesia forcing the price down by 50% since the recent peak in December 2022 to take out Western competitors. At the moment, the West is losing...
Where will new uranium supply come from?
Where will new uranium supply come from?
uranium demand set to increase 200% by 2040 uranium prices already at 15-year highs on tight supply ore grade and mining bans across globe limiting new supply Canada's Athabasca Basin contains world’s largest, high-grade uranium deposits Demand for uranium is...
The mining industry is running out of miners
The mining industry is running out of miners
average age of miner is 46, nearly 50% of skilled engineers reach retirement in next 10 years 71% of mining leaders experiencing talent shortage, 86% say it’s harder to recruit and retain talent apprenticeships, artificial intelligence, and new working practices...
Australia’s mining industry pivots to US investors
Australia’s mining industry pivots to US investors
Australia in top 3 global reserves of in-demand critical minerals, including zinc, lithium, nickel and cobalt plans A$500 million (US$336.7 million) government investment for critical mineral projects cumulative investment between US and Australia worth more than US$960 billion It’s no...
Don’t count cobalt out in the long-term
Don’t count cobalt out in the long-term
demand for cobalt forecast to double by 2030, with supply deficit of 32% cobalt demand forecast to increase as EV demand expected to grow 127% concentrated supply chain from Congo and China poses risk in ESG constrained supply scenario, shortfall in...
US Military and Critical Minerals: The New Arms Race
US Military and Critical Minerals: The New Arms Race
Department of Defense budget request of US$842 billion for 2024, increase of $26 billion over 2023 US lacks domestic production of 14 critical minerals, and import-reliant for more than 50% for 31 US military is driving investment and legislation for secure...

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Australia

The hunt for scandium has started
The hunt for scandium has started
Scandium is the "reclusive" critical mineral.  High-grade deposits suitable for commercial mining are extremely rare, and extracting it as a by-product from other ores is similarly challenging. But, there's a reason it's listed as a critical mineral in the US,...
New mines take 29 years to develop in US, second longest in world
New mines take 29 years to develop in US, second longest in world
The US has the second longest mine development times in the world, at almost 29 years on average from first discovery to first production, according to a new report by S&P Global Only mines in Zambia take longer, at 34...
The great nickel trade war
The great nickel trade war
Nickel is at the centre of a global trade war over market share, with Indonesia forcing the price down by 50% since the recent peak in December 2022 to take out Western competitors. At the moment, the West is losing...
Where will new uranium supply come from?
Where will new uranium supply come from?
uranium demand set to increase 200% by 2040 uranium prices already at 15-year highs on tight supply ore grade and mining bans across globe limiting new supply Canada's Athabasca Basin contains world’s largest, high-grade uranium deposits Demand for uranium is...
The mining industry is running out of miners
The mining industry is running out of miners
average age of miner is 46, nearly 50% of skilled engineers reach retirement in next 10 years 71% of mining leaders experiencing talent shortage, 86% say it’s harder to recruit and retain talent apprenticeships, artificial intelligence, and new working practices...
Australia’s mining industry pivots to US investors
Australia’s mining industry pivots to US investors
Australia in top 3 global reserves of in-demand critical minerals, including zinc, lithium, nickel and cobalt plans A$500 million (US$336.7 million) government investment for critical mineral projects cumulative investment between US and Australia worth more than US$960 billion It’s no...
Don’t count cobalt out in the long-term
Don’t count cobalt out in the long-term
demand for cobalt forecast to double by 2030, with supply deficit of 32% cobalt demand forecast to increase as EV demand expected to grow 127% concentrated supply chain from Congo and China poses risk in ESG constrained supply scenario, shortfall in...
US Military and Critical Minerals: The New Arms Race
US Military and Critical Minerals: The New Arms Race
Department of Defense budget request of US$842 billion for 2024, increase of $26 billion over 2023 US lacks domestic production of 14 critical minerals, and import-reliant for more than 50% for 31 US military is driving investment and legislation for secure...

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