Vital Metals Acquires Canada’s Rare Earth Project
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- Published on Tuesday, 17 August 2021 19:52
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Vital Metals, listed on the Australian Stock Exchange, has signed a binding terms sheet with Quebec Precious Metals (QPM) to acquire 68% interest of QPM's Kipawa heavy rare earth project in Quebec and 100% interest in the Zeus exploration project in Quebec, Canada.
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VML May Become No.1 Rare Earth Producer in North America
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- Published on Tuesday, 17 August 2021 19:48
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Both the Kipawa Project and the Zeus Project are heavy rare earth projects, and Vital Metals Limited ("VML"), a rare earth producer, will acquire the Kipawa Exploration Project and the Zeus Exploration Project in North America.
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US House Bill to Provide Tax Credits for Rare Earth Magnets
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- Published on Monday, 16 August 2021 21:49
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US House bill introduced legislation last Tuesday to extend tax credits to domestic companies that produce rare earth magnets, an industry sector currently dominated by China.
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China’s Tungsten Powder Price Is Stable on Deadlocked Market
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- Published on Tuesday, 17 August 2021 19:00
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Analysis of latest tungsten market from Chinatungsten Online
China tungsten price continue to remain stable at the beginning of the week as the market is in a stalemate. Raw material suppliers have strong rised mentality while buyers take a watchful stance, waiting for further guidance from the market.
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Google Plans to Use Rare Earth Magnets to Recycle Hard Drives
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- Published on Monday, 16 August 2021 21:40
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Google and other companies in the computer field have been secretly trying to recover hard drives with the help of two rare earth magnets. As Grist reported, the shortage of rare earth metals in the future and the environmental damage caused by rare earth mining have prompted technology companies to test whether they can be replaced by hard disk drives.
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