Resource Investing News, Robert Sullivan
Last week, Technology Metals Research released a report—"Critical Rare Earths" authored by Gareth Hatch, one of the Founding Principals—outlining a list of rare earth element companies with advanced projects outside of China. The report details some of the largest rare earth projects underway, ranking five advanced projects as potential sources for supply of critical rare earth oxides (CREOs) outside of China.
TMR's top five mines, both in production and under exploration, are ranked for relative in-situ quantity of individual CREOs, as a means of comparing the respective reserves of rare earth mines. The critical rare earth oxides are in TMR's report are dysprosium, yttrium, terbium, europium and neodymium and ranked according to the greatest risk to their supply. . .View full article
Last week, Technology Metals Research released a report—"Critical Rare Earths" authored by Gareth Hatch, one of the Founding Principals—outlining a list of rare earth element companies with advanced projects outside of China. The report details some of the largest rare earth projects underway, ranking five advanced projects as potential sources for supply of critical rare earth oxides (CREOs) outside of China.
TMR's top five mines, both in production and under exploration, are ranked for relative in-situ quantity of individual CREOs, as a means of comparing the respective reserves of rare earth mines. The critical rare earth oxides are in TMR's report are dysprosium, yttrium, terbium, europium and neodymium and ranked according to the greatest risk to their supply. . .View full article
