Research confirms global dysprosium deficit
Filed with ASX · · 5 pages · English
Summary by 6ix AI
Northern Minerals Limited has released a report confirming a global dysprosium deficit, highlighting the critical role of dysprosium in technology and electric vehicles. The report indicates that China produces the vast majority of dysprosium, but its production has significantly decreased due to regulatory crackdowns on illegal mining. The Browns Range project is identified as the only advanced dysprosium project capable of addressing this supply gap in the near future. The findings suggest that without immediate action to secure long-term supplies, industries reliant on dysprosium may face significant shortages.
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