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Namibia Critical Metals secures over C$1.15m from warrant exercises

Partner News
Namibia Critical Metals Inc. (NCMI) has bolstered its financial position after raising more than C$1.15 million by exercising previously issued share purchase warrants in full.

Global rare earth supply chains at an inflection point?

Critical Raw Materials
REIA provides an update on the global rare earth supply, emphasising the necessity for diversified and resilient global supply chains.

The award-winning precision germanium diffracting crystal

Critical Raw Materials
A new germanium diffracting crystal has received an award for its contributions to efficiency and accuracy in microscopy.

Strategic partnership powers Namibia Critical Metals’ Lofdal deposit

Critical Raw Materials
Namibia Critical Metals is developing the Lofdal deposit, which is rich in the heavy rare earth metals dysprosium and terbium.

France launches Europe’s first rare earth magnets recycling pilot line

Critical Raw Materials
France has launched Europe's first pilot line for recycling rare earth magnets, boosting sustainability, supply security, and clean energy.

New research uncovers the environmental benefits of lithium battery recycling

Energy
Research from Edith Cowan University highlights the potential of lithium battery recycling in supporting a circular economy. Discover more.

University of Manchester spearheads £13m sustainable graphite project for advanced modular reactors

Energy
The £13m ENLIGHT project will develop sustainable graphite solutions to power the UK’s next-gen advanced modular reactors. Find out more.

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