Recently, according to non-ferrous metals news, rare earths, as a critical component of non-ferrous metals, serve as a core material for transforming traditional industries, developing strategic emerging industries, and supporting the defense technology sector. However, how can the rare earth industry deeply integrate technological innovation with industrial innovation? Under the "dual carbon" goals, with increasingly stringent environmental policies, how should the rare earth industry strike a balance between resource development and ecological protection?

Rare earth market update on March 10, 2025

At the beginning of the week, domestic rare earth price fluctuated within a narrow range. Specifically, the prices of praseodymium-neodymium oxide, gadolinium oxide, and dysprosium oxide stabilized at approximately 442,000 yuan/ton, 165,000 yuan/ton, and 1,720,000 yuan/ton, respectively.

Recently, Huahong Technology announced that its wholly-owned subsidiary, Xintai Technology, along with its subsidiaries Wanhong High-Tech and Jishui Jincheng, signed the 2025 Annual Cooperation Agreement for Praseodymium-Neodymium Product Procurement with Northern Rare Earth. This collaboration aims to secure a stable and sustainable supply of rare earth oxide products for Xintai Technology and its subsidiaries over the next 11 months, ensuring the operational stability and sustainability of Xintai Technology and its subsidiaries. It further highlights their industry position and comprehensive strength in the field of rare earth resource utilization.

Rare earth market update on March 7, 2025

This week, domestic rare earth price in China displayed a mixed pattern of gains and losses. With traders showing moderate enthusiasm for market operations, a strong wait-and-see sentiment prevailed, resulting in limited new orders.