公开资料显示，中国稀土集团主要从事稀土资源开发、冶炼分离、精深加工以及稀土产品进出口贸易 等，业务范围涵盖科技研发、勘探开采、冶炼分离、精深加工、再生资源综合利用、新材料研发制造、 成套装备、技术咨询服务、进出口及贸易等稀土全业务领域、全产业链条，产业遍及江西、广西、湖 南、四川、江苏、山东、云南、广东和福建等地及东南亚有关国家和地区。 此前在6月23日晚间，中国稀土曾同时披露了多项公司董事、高管变动公告。 其中，中国稀土收到闫绳健提交的书面辞职报告，其因工作原因，提请辞去公司总经理职务，辞职后继 续担任公司党委书记、董事等职务。公司23日审议通过了《关于聘任公司总经理的议案》，同意聘任梅 毅为公司总经理。 同时，中国稀土收到副总经理贾江涛提交的书面辞职报告，其因工作原因，提请辞去公司副总经理职 务。公司23日审议通过了《关于聘任公司副总经理的议案》，同意聘任徐建新为公司副总经理。 在近期披露部分董事、高管职务调整消息后，6月29日晚间中国稀土(000831)发布公告，针对关注到有 网民发布公司部分非独立董事和高级管理人员职务变动方面的不实信息予以澄清说明，以避免相关不实 信息对社会各界和投资者造成误导。 中 ...

二、澄清说明 经公司核查，并向实际控制人中国稀土集团有限公司（以下简称"中国稀 土集团"）确认，对相关不实信息澄清如下：近期，公司部分非独立董事和高 级管理人员因工作原因辞任，公司董事会已同步补选了相关高级管理人员，并 根据股东提名提请股东会补选非独立董事。公司根据相关法律法规和《公司章 程》的有关规定及时履行了补选程序，并对外披露。本次部分非独立董事和高 级管理人员调整系公司和中国稀土集团根据工作需要，为优化公司治理结构、 提升管理效能，严格按制度及监管规定开展的正常人事安排，程序合规透明， 相关人员职务调整后仍在中国稀土集团其他岗位任职。当前，公司的生产经营 平稳有序，未因董事和高级管理人员变动调整产生影响。 三、风险提示 证券代码：000831 证券简称：中国稀土 公告编号：2025-040 中国稀土集团资源科技股份有限公司 澄清公告 本公司及董事会全体成员保证信息披露内容的真实、准确、完整， 没有虚假记载、误导性陈述或重大遗漏。 一、传闻情况 近期，中国稀土集团资源科技股份有限公司（以下简称"公司"或"中国 稀土"）关注到有网民发布公司部分非独立董事和高级管理人员职务变动方面 的不实信息。为避免相关不 ...

Core Viewpoint - China Rare Earth Group Co., Ltd. issued a statement addressing recent misinformation regarding personnel changes in its listed company, China Rare Earth (000831.SZ), emphasizing that the adjustments are part of normal operations aimed at optimizing governance and management efficiency [1] Group 1 - The personnel changes at China Rare Earth are conducted in compliance with regulations and are transparent, with affected individuals remaining in other positions within the group [1] - The company warns against the spread of false information that could mislead the public and disrupt market order, reserving the right to pursue legal action against such behaviors [1] - China Rare Earth Group was established on December 23, 2021, through the restructuring of rare earth assets from several state-owned enterprises and includes two listed companies: China Rare Earth and Guangsheng Nonferrous [1]

本次"中国稀土"部分董事、高管职务调整系中国稀土集团和"中国稀土"根据工作需要，为优化公司 治理结构、提升管理效能，严格按制度及监管规定开展的正常人事安排，程序合规透明，相关人员 职务调整后仍在中国稀土集团其他岗位任职。 当前，中国稀土集团和"中国稀土"各项工作未因 相关人员变动受到影响。 对于任何试图通过传播不实信息、误导公众、扰乱市场秩序的行为，中国稀土集团保留追究其 法律责任的权利。希望广大网友自觉抵制谣言，共同营造清朗网络空间，维护良好市场秩序。 中国稀土集团6月29日发布声明，针对近期有网民发布的中国稀土集团有限公司（简称"中国 稀土集团"）旗下上市公司"中国稀土"（000831.SZ）部分董事、高管职务变动方面的不实信 息，中国稀土集团郑重声明如下： ...

Core Viewpoint - Rare earth resources play a crucial role in global competition, with China holding approximately 37% of global rare earth reserves and supplying over 90% of the world's demand. However, the extraction of these resources has significant environmental impacts, and China's reserves are depleting, raising concerns about future availability and pricing [6][11][15]. Group 1: Importance of Rare Earth Elements - Rare earth elements are extremely rare and have complex extraction processes, making them valuable. There are 17 important rare earth metals, and only about 10 are suitable for modern smelting conditions [7][9]. - The extraction technology for rare earths has matured over the years, with elements categorized into light and heavy rare earths based on their atomic structure and properties [8]. Group 2: China's Rare Earth Production and Challenges - China has historically dominated rare earth production, but its share of global reserves has decreased from 71.1% to 23% due to over-extraction, leading to a potential future shortage [11][15]. - The unrestricted extraction has led to artificially low export prices, with foreign companies manipulating the market, causing domestic suppliers to engage in unhealthy competition [12]. Group 3: Global Demand and Strategic Importance - The United States faces a significant shortfall in rare earth resources, producing less than half of China's output, which raises concerns about its technological and military capabilities [13]. - Rare earths are essential in various applications, including military technology, electronics, and renewable energy, highlighting their strategic importance [17][19]. Group 4: Future Considerations and Sustainability - Experts predict that by 2040, China may need to import rare earths, leading to potential price surges and scarcity [15]. - There is a pressing need for China to manage its rare earth resources sustainably, avoiding over-exploitation and ensuring long-term availability for future technological advancements [21].

中国稀土（000831）集团6月29日发布声明，针对近期有网民发布的中国稀土集团有限公司(简称"中国 稀土集团")旗下上市公司"中国稀土"(000831.SZ)部分董事、高管职务变动方面的不实信息，中国稀土集 团郑重声明如下：本次"中国稀土"部分董事、高管职务调整系中国稀土集团和"中国稀土"根据工作需 要，为优化公司治理结构、提升管理效能，严格按制度及监管规定开展的正常人事安排，程序合规透 明，相关人员职务调整后仍在中国稀土集团其他岗位任职。当前，中国稀土集团和"中国稀土"各项工作 未因相关人员变动受到影响。对于任何试图通过传播不实信息、误导公众、扰乱市场秩序的行为，中国 稀土集团保留追究其法律责任的权利。希望广大网友自觉抵制谣言，共同营造清朗网络空间，维护良好 市场秩序。 ...

Core Insights - The recent wave of resignations among key personnel in the rare earth industry raises concerns about potential leaks of sensitive technology and knowledge [2][4][6] - The battle for dominance in the rare earth sector has shifted from mining resources to securing human capital and expertise [4][19] - The loss of a single key individual can have a far greater impact than the physical loss of resources, as demonstrated by past incidents of technology theft [8][11] Industry Dynamics - The rare earth industry is experiencing significant personnel turnover, with experienced executives and technical experts leaving their positions [2][4] - The historical context highlights that China once sold raw materials at low prices while relying on foreign technology for refinement, leading to a strategic shift towards developing domestic capabilities [13][15] - The establishment of proprietary technologies, such as the "cascade extraction theory," has allowed China to become a leader in rare earth production and significantly reduce global prices [17][19] Security Measures - In response to the threat of talent loss, the government is implementing strict regulations on key personnel, including restrictions on employment with foreign companies for several years after leaving [21][22] - Additional measures include monitoring the overseas education of employees' children and considering the use of tracking systems for key technical staff [21][24] - New technological barriers are being established, such as blockchain and electronic watermarks, to protect sensitive information and track unauthorized access [24][26] Regulatory Framework - Upcoming regulations, including the 2024 Rare Earth Management Regulations and revisions to the Anti-Espionage Law, aim to strengthen legal protections against technology leaks [26][28] - The industry is adapting to these stringent rules, recognizing the importance of safeguarding intellectual property and human resources [28][29]

Core Viewpoint - China is accelerating the review of rare earth export license applications to stabilize global supply chains, establishing a green channel for eligible EU applications, which alleviates trade friction with Europe and strengthens the global rare earth supply chain [2][12] Group 1: Personnel Changes - The resignation of three key figures from China Rare Earth Group, including Chairman Yang Guoan, has raised concerns about the future direction of China's rare earth strategy amidst ongoing geopolitical tensions [4][6] - The rapid appointment of new non-independent directors, including Guo Liangjin, Mei Yi, and Yang Weny, indicates a strategic response to the crisis, with all new appointees possessing significant industry experience [8][14] Group 2: Strategic Importance of Rare Earths - Rare earth elements, comprising 17 metals, are critical for modern industries such as automotive, semiconductors, aerospace, and defense, with China controlling 69% of global rare earth production and 92.3% of separation capacity [10][12] - The strategic advantage of rare earths allows China to maintain a dominant position in geopolitical negotiations, as demonstrated by past actions to impose export controls in response to U.S. pressures [12][14] Group 3: Global Supply Chain Dynamics - China's establishment of a green channel for rare earth exports to the EU reflects its commitment to global cooperation while managing its national interests, potentially reducing tensions in trade relations [2][12] - The recent personnel changes within China Rare Earth Group may be a necessary measure to navigate complex international circumstances and uphold national interests in the rare earth sector [14]

Core Insights - Rare earth elements are crucial for modern technology, including smartphones, electric vehicles, and military applications, despite their name suggesting scarcity [2][14] - China dominates the global rare earth market with 44 million tons of reserves, accounting for 36.67% of the total 120 million tons worldwide, while the US has only 1.5% [2][10] - The US faces significant challenges in rare earth production due to environmental regulations and high costs, leading to a reliance on Chinese imports for 70% of its needs [7][10] Group 1: China's Dominance - China's geological conditions are favorable for rare earth deposits, with significant mining operations in Inner Mongolia and Jiangxi [4][5] - Technological advancements, such as the "cascade extraction theory" developed in the 1970s, have allowed China to produce high-purity rare earth products efficiently [5][10] - In 2023, China produced 240,000 tons of rare earths, representing 68% of global output, supported by its extensive mining and processing capabilities [9][10] Group 2: US Challenges - The US has historically relied on the Mountain Pass mine, which ceased operations in 1998 due to environmental concerns and high costs [7][10] - Efforts to revive domestic production have been slow, with the US producing only 20,000 tons in 2022, far below its demand [10][11] - The US government has initiated plans to build a domestic rare earth supply chain, but significant technological and financial hurdles remain [10][15] Group 3: Russia's Position - Russia holds 10 million tons of rare earth reserves, primarily located in Siberia, but faces high extraction costs and outdated technology [9][12] - The country aims to develop its rare earth industry by 2030, but progress has been slow, and current production is insufficient to meet domestic demand [11][12] - Russia's strategy includes seeking international cooperation for technology transfer, but challenges in infrastructure and investment persist [12][17] Group 4: Market Dynamics - Global demand for rare earths is expected to double in the next decade, driven by advancements in clean energy and high-tech industries [14][17] - China's strict export controls and environmental regulations have led to increased prices for rare earths, benefiting its economy while straining foreign buyers [14][15] - The competitive landscape is evolving, with countries like the US and Australia attempting to enhance their production capabilities to reduce reliance on China [14][17]

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