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Defense Metals Corp V.DEFN

Alternate Symbol(s):  DFMTF

Defense Metals Corp. is a Canada-based mineral exploration and development company. The Company is focused on the development of its 100% owned Wicheeda Project, which is located on the traditional territory of the McLeod Lake Indian Band in British Columbia, Canada. The Wicheeda Project consists of 12 mineral claims covering an area of approximately 8,301 hectares (20,534 acres) located 80 kilometers northeast of the city of Prince George, British Columbia, Canada. Its rare-earth elements project delivers critical metals commonly used in the defense and national security industries, and in the production of green energy technologies.


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Post by ranmanon Jun 18, 2019 7:15am
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China To Roll Out New Rare Earth Policy As Soon As G-20 Meet

China To Roll Out New Rare Earth Policy As Soon As G-20 Meethttps://www.zerohedge.com/news/2019-06-17/china-roll-out-new-rare-earth-policy

Amid the ongoing trade war with the US, consultations between China's National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC) and rare earth industry executives have laid the groundwork for limiting rare-earth element (REE) exports.

During a Monday press conference, the Chinese NDRC said it was developing new state policies on rare earth metals, and intends to make them public as soon as possible.

According to Deutsche Bank, the key conclusion from the recent meetings is that Chinese authorities are preparing to limit shipments of rare-earth permanent magnets in addition to rare-earth elements, thereby closing off what was termed an  "escape route" by the Global Times. Beijing’s veiled threats to restrict exports of rare earth metals to the US have been called by many as one of China's nuclear options in a trade conflict with Washington. The US relies on China for about 80 percent of its rare earths supplies. The metals are used in everything from electric car motors and electronics to oil refining.

This corroborates the widespread assessment that REE exports are hardly the only outlet for such strategic materials. In order for China to more effectively leverage its strategic position, downstream products will also be included. The dollar value of US imports of two key categories of downstream product, NdFeB and SmCo magnets, is larger than the total imports of REEs from China.

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