The BBC is right on the money. SourceREE are essential to the...

The BBC is right on the money. Source

REE are essential to the world beyond China. But can Australia take a leading role?

As the BBC states, this is not going to solve the problem unless Australia refines the process of critical minerals as well. But unlike hard rock projects like Lynas and Arafura, AR3 is different and has the ability to be a game-changer because of its simpler flowsheet, lower technical risk, and comparatively lower capital expenditure.

Additionally, we have a better chance of adding the high-value heavy rare earth elements like terbium and dysprospium to our overall mix. Therefore, Australia can solve the problem if it can 'readily' supply the heavy REE oxides as well.

Maybe, our partner Neo Performance Materials could set up a processing facility in Australia? Maybe an offer is on the table?

This is too important for geopolitical stability, let alone provide supply to fulfill decarbonisation objectives.

All IMO, DYOR, GLTA(patient)H