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First Phosphate Adds US$212.5 Million in Swiss Support to Its Quebec Mine Financing Plan
In an InvestorNews interview hosted by Tracy Hughes, John Passalacqua, CEO and Director of First Phosphate Corp. (Nasdaq:…
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Rare Earth Metal and Alloy Capability Outside of China in September 2026
“The rare earth supply chain outside China is much thinner than the headline numbers suggest. Announced capacity is…
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Jack-in-the-Stox: Heavy Rare Earth Claims Enter the Delivery Years
In his ongoing Jack-in-the-Stox series, Jack Lifton comments on public companies, technologies, capital markets, supply chains and geopolitics. He is not a…
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Critical Minerals Report (10.04.2026): A Summit Without a Rare Earth Deal Leaves the West Buying Its Way to Supply
When Xi Jinping left Washington on September 25th after a three-day state visit, the most telling sentence in…
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The Top 10 Tungsten Companies Powering North America’s Critical Minerals Race
The market is no longer asking whether tungsten matters. It is asking which companies can turn strategic urgency…
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How Much Rare Earth Metal and Alloy Could America Produce by 2030?
For nearly four decades, Less Common Metals Ltd. (LCM) has been one of the few established rare earth…
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Greenland Mines President Bo Møller Stensgaard on Arctic Security and Project Execution
From the deck of Argus, Stensgaard details the push to turn Greenland’s mineral wealth into Western supply as…
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West High Yield Advances Record Ridge Magnesium Project Toward Construction
Barry Baim discusses the latest regulatory milestone, remaining requirements and the opportunity to establish a North American magnesium…
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Lynas Takes the Rare Earth Race to Brazil with Meteoric Bid
The race to loosen China’s grip on rare earth supply has produced a proposed A$968 million deal with…
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American Resources’ Mark Jensen Builds a Critical Minerals Ecosystem Using “Platform Orchestration”
In critical minerals, ambition is often described as a straight line from the orebody to the finished magnet.…
