So, Tyler, back up a little bit here and give us some context for this post. Right, Exactly, Scarlett. So in recent days, we actually have seen Beijing move to unveil some new export curbs when it comes to critical and rare earth minerals, expanding both the elements and the technology on its control list.It's also a move to require overseas exporters of items that have even trace trace amounts of Chinese source critical minerals in them to apply for separate export licenses. And that is considered to be a ...

, /PRNewswire/ -- Ramaco Resources, Inc. (NASDAQ: METC, METCB) ("Ramaco" or the "Company") Ramaco is pleased to announce that its Chairman and CEO, Randall W. Atkins, will be featured in an upcoming interview with Francine Lacqua on Monday October 13 with Bloomberg Television Europe's Leaders with Lacqua. He will also be appearing on a segment of BBC News Business Todaywith David Wadell which will air later that same week. These appearances come at a pivotal moment for the U.S. critical mineral industry ...

Beijing, on October 9, announced an expansion of its export curbs on Under the newly issued rules, exporters will require official licencing to ship technologies and equipment used in rare earth mining, smelting, separation, magnet manufacture, recycling and even maintenance, repair or upgrades of rare earth production lines.The measures also restrict overseas cooperation. Chinese firms and foreign partners now must seek approval to engage in rare earth related projects abroad. Why China's new curbs matter ...

Key Points It benefited from a Chinese government move. Tighter controls on rare earth exports from that country benefit its operations. 10 stocks we like better than Ramaco Resources › Companies specializing in mining rare earth minerals had quite a fine day on U.S. stock exchanges Thursday. One of the beneficiaries was Ramaco Resources (NASDAQ: METC), which saw its share price leap nearly 12% higher on the back of a significant development across the Pacific Ocean. The S&P 500 (SNPINDEX: ^GSPC) d ...

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A wheel loader operator fills a truck with ore at the MP Materials rare earth mine in Mountain Pass, California, U.S. January 30, 2020.Shares of U.S. rare earth and critical mineral miners surged Thursday after China tightened restrictions on exports, fuelling market speculation that the Trump administration will move more aggressively to invest in building out a domestic supply chain.USA Rare Earth surged 7%, MP Materials jumped more than 4%, and Energy Fuels was up nearly 6% before the market opened. Lith ...

Long-term strategic partnership: Carester is a leading global rare earth processing specialist having played key roles in the design, commissioning and optimisation of rare earth production plants worldwide.Binding 10-year heavy rare earth offtake agreement: Carester to purchase heavy rare earth feedstocks from BRE for an initial 10-year term. Supply offtake agreement will support up to 150 tpa of separated dysprosium and terbium (DyTb) oxide production at Caremag, Carester’s plant.Caremag heavy rare earth ...

We recently published 10 Hot Stocks Sparking Buying Frenzy. USA Rare Earth, Inc. (NASDAQ:USAR) is one of the best performers on Tuesday. USA Rare Earth extended its winning streak to a 5th consecutive day to reach a new all-time high on Tuesday, as investors continued to place bets on expectations that it would reach an investment deal with the US government. In intra-day trading, USA Rare Earth Inc. (NASDAQ:USAR) soared to a fresh high of $30.92 before paring gains to finish the day just up by 7.41 perc ...

Drill rig at Tanbreez project. Credit: Critical Metals Corp. Critical Metals Corp. (NASDAQ: CRML) has signed a letter of intent (LoI) with US-based rare earth processor REalloys for a ten-year offtake agreement covering 15% of production from its Tanbreez rare earth project in southern Greenland.This deal follows an August agreement with Ucore Rare Metals for 10% of Tanbreez’s output, bringing total committed offtake to 25% of expected production.REalloys — which operates a full-cycle rare earth processing ...

This Off-take Agreement follows the Recent August 26th Announcement of an Off-take Agreement for 10.0% with the Department of War “DoW” Investee Company Ucore Rare Metals Inc (“Ucore”) This significant and strategic off-take agreement grants REalloys 15.0% from the Company’s Tanbreez production of Heavy & Medium Rare Earth Elements from Southern GreenlandREalloys is a vertically integrated producer of magnet materials and magnets for high-performance “U.S. Protected Markets,” including the U.S. National Def ...