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The rare earth imperative: How market dynamics & geopolitics drive diverse investment pathways

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By Arthur D. Little, Ilya Epikhin, Peter Kaznacheev, Amer Hage Chahine
| Capital-Riesgo.es
Rare earth elements (REEs) are indispensable to modern life, underpinning technology from smartphones and electric vehicles (EVs) to advanced medical equipment and defense systems. While not geologically rare, their extraction and processing are complex, costly, and, crucially, highly concentrated, with China holding a dominant position in the ecosystem. In this report, we analyze the current state of the REE market and outline future investment opportunities and actions across the value chain.
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Rare earths and real risk: Why the global supply chain needs a rethink

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By Ilya Epikhin
| The National Verified
They are buried in our smartphones, embedded in EV motors, and essential to jet engines and wind turbines. Yet most people could not name a single rare earth element. This quiet invisibility belies their strategic importance. As the world accelerates towards a more digital and electrified future, rare earths have become indispensable - and increasingly, a source of geopolitical friction. The global supply chain behind these elements is under pressure.
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Balancing sustainability with value creation in metals & mining

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By Arthur D. Little, Artem Malkov, Ilya Epikhin
| greensteelworld.com
By Artem Malkov and Ilya Epikhin, Arthur D. Little Understanding current challenges The metals and mining industry is responsible for approximately 8% of the world’s carbon footprint. In addition to the need to reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, the sector faces growing pressure to lower its water use, improve its waste management, protect biodiversity and local communities, and ensure the safety and well-being of its workforce. This is reflected in increasing regulation across the globe.
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