News release Dec 14, 2021Canada Rare Earth Corp. (TSX.V: LL): Proactive Investor Article: Canada Rare Earth Corporation emerging as a force to be reckoned with in the race to supply rare earths for electric vehicle production https://ca.paidpromotionalmessages.com/companies/news/969214/canada-rare-earth-corporation-emerging-as-a-force-to-be-reckoned-with-in-the-race-to-supply-rare-earths-for-electric-vehicle-production-969214.html The company has access to a supply source, decades long relationships with Chinese processors and a trading arm to trade rare earths elements Roskill - Bom Futuro in Brazil adds an important dimension to Canada Rare Earth Corporation's investment case In the wake of the Electric Vehicle (EV) phenomenon, the demand for battery materials and their potential suppliers have been on the rise. Among the commonly discussed elements that go into an EV, Rare Earth Elements (REE) stand out as prominent. As the world fast moves towards more EVs, the need for these materials including REEs gain even more eloquence. When it comes to Rare Earths, however, China by far is the dominant player. They are the largest manufacturers of rare earth elements and, arguably appear to have perfected the technology to process Rare Earths. They supply rare earths to all end-users around the world, from high-tech technological applications to defence applications. Against this backdrop, a company with access to a supply source, decades-long relationships with Chinese processors and a trading arm for REEs is an emerging force to reckon with. We started following Canada Rare Earth Corporation because it satisfies all the three criteria above. The company with its co-investors jointly hold a property in the Bom Futuro area of Brazil, containing many other attractive minerals and Rare Earths. It has also established contacts with an extensive network of Chinese REE processors, end-users and traders. In an effort to build its global trading business focused on technology materials centred around rare earths, the Canadian company has appointed Elyse Kohyann as Head of Global Trading who will be based in Hong Kong. The property in Bom Futuro in Brazil adds an important dimension to the investment case. The property is a large stockpile of tailings, accumulated from 30 years of mining covering 590 hectares at surface. The company has the right of first refusal to the mineral rights of the undisturbed ground underlying the tailings stockpile and in the contiguous 9,370 hectares. Any third party would require Canada Rare Earth Corporation's authorization to utilize existing permits and licenses necessary to process the tailings, continue mining operations and conduct further exploration. In what is a remarkably favourable development, the companys co-sponsors appointed it as the operating manager of the property in Bom Futuro. The latter leaves Canada Rare Earth Corporation with full management control over the project to lead, develop, finance, and operate the 9,960 hectares that is proven to contain cassiterite and known to contain additional valuable minerals including rare earths, zircon, ilmenite, tungsten, and iron. In a previously published NI 43-101 compliant Preliminary Economic Assessment, it was concluded that there were significant Indicated and Inferred amounts of Tin (SnO2). The price of tin has doubled since the report was written and Canada Rare Earth Corporation may well proceed to process for tin depending on successful financing and terms. It is important to highlight that the stockpile at Bom Futuro places Canada Rare Earth Corporation at a unique position. It eliminates mining and geological risks a mining company would face in REE exploration and development. In addition, the capital cost of the planned operations is likely to be considerably less than conventional hard rock mining as the contents of the stockpile is already in a friable, granular form. Ther Canada Rare Earth Corporation team has the experience and ability to process the stockpile through cost effective operations and to deliver the desired product streams to their continually expanding customer base. The plan is to process the stockpile in China where there is an established processing infrastructure with considerable technological knowhow. The company's management has these relationships and is in contact with them. When it comes to REE, access to end-users is an important element of the puzzle and Canada Rare Earth Corporation has that aspect cleared as well. The company announced the renewal of an exclusive distribution agreement with Ganzhou Zhanhai Industrial and Trade Co Ltd for specialty rare earth products including high purity rare earth products. This agreement comes with the exclusive right to market, distribute, and sell Ganzhous rare earth products in Europe, the Americas, Russia and India and the non-exclusive right in Asia. The Ganzhou product line includes high-purity rare earth products integral to a wide variety of high-performance products, particularly electronics and magnets. Specific examples include magnets and electric motors, atomic energy, catalytic cracking for oil processing, automotive catalytic convertors, lighting, ceramics, and glass. Magnets form a major part of EV and Canada Rare Earth Corporation is now uniquely positioned to ride this wave through the distribution agreement with Ganzhou. Despite concerted efforts, the west is yet to perfect REE processing and separating technology. It is a sector dominated by the Chinese and Ganzhou is at the forefront of these innovations. Ganzhous production and engineering team also has the capability to adjust and modify their processes to meet stringent and unique customer specifications and create proprietary customer products. As an example of this capability, Ganzhou is the exclusive supplier of high-purity gadolinium oxide to the China Nuclear Industry Corporation. Ganzhous technical prowess in the rare earth industry is further evidenced and protected by patents granted and in progress. For instance, Ganzhous high purity rare earth product portfolio includes: High purity single rare earth oxides with purity as high as 99.9999% Co-precipitated products such as Nd-Pr or La-Ce-Tb Specialty products including micro nanometer, nanometer and large grain sizes; large and small specific surface area products; and special appearance products, and Rare earth salts including yttrium fluoride, neodymium fluoride, and lanthanum fluoride The distribution agreement allows Canada Rare Earth Corporation to deal with this product portfolio which is in demand not only with EV makers but also with other end-users engaged in electronics, defence, and a variety of other applications. That is where the company's new Head of Global Trading comes in. Canada Rare Earth Corporation's trading arm is able to handle this, and this agreement effectively makes the company a fully integrated operation in the REE market. [paid promotional message] works with several other Battery Metal companies as well as industry experts such as Roskill and have gathered some knowledge about the market. Canada Rare Earth Corporation is moving forward and this looks like a story to be told. After all, there arent too many companies in the REE space that offer an integrated operation with access to raw materials, a low-cost base, technological partners, and exclusive distribution agreements. Sam Kiri 13:30 Tue 14 Dec 2021