Rare Earth Elements: The Technology Metals
Rare Earth Elements: The Technology Metals
In this infographic, we look at how rare earth elements are an essential input for most of the technology we use today. Rare earths are used to build high powered magnets, lasers, and modern displays – all things we need to make things like iPads, TVs, hybrid vehicles, medical equipment, smart phones, portable x-ray machines, wind turbines, speakers, microphones, and headphones.
China currently has a near monopoly on rare earth production and has reduced export quotas. It is also expected to run out of rare earth reserves in 15-20 years.
What will the future hold for rare earth elements and what kind of investment opportunities do they create for investors?
This infographic is sponsored by Dacha Strategic Metals, a member of the Forbes & Manhattan group of companies
Dear Dacha:
I own the mineral rights to an estimated 8 million metric tons of monazite in the southeastern Adirondack Mountains in upstate New York. This should mean 500,000mt of thorium, 4.5Mmt of rare earths and 200,000mt of phosphorus. State regulators have been giving us fits for years now, but finally starting to work with us….
Kind regards,
Arthur
C: 562-537-1902
HRE is the percious metal for the future technology & application. Lynas has it the technology, experts, pioneer R&D, owned the richest rare earth mines in Mt Weld at Australia AND biggest rare earth refinery/facilities in the world at Malaysia (Lynas Malaysia). Moreover, Malaysia – the greatest business opportunity/investment and country of Free Trade Zone (FTZ).