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Rare Earth Mining: Valuable metals for the key technologies of tomorrow
Whether smartphones, wind turbines or electric cars - without rare earths, modern technology would come to a standstill. This Themefolio presents listed companies that specialize in the mining and processing of rare earths. The selection includes global producers that are at the forefront of supplying critical raw materials for high technology and the energy transition.
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The group of rare earths comprises 17 chemical elements, including neodymium, dysprosium and europium, which are irreplaceable in a variety of future-oriented applications. Their geostrategic importance has risen sharply in recent years - not least due to global electrification and the expansion of renewable energies.
The companies in this Themefolio are predominantly active in the upstream sector, meaning that they mine, refine or distribute these critical raw materials. Some operate their own mines, others are active in joint ventures or as specialized refiners. The list includes companies from China, Australia, the USA and Canada - currently the most important producing countries.
Typical areas of application:
- Neodymium-iron-boron magnets for electric motors and generators
- Luminescent materials in displays, LED and laser technology
- Aerospace alloy metals
- Catalysts and glass refinement
Note:
The market is highly dynamic as production volumes are heavily influenced by politics and export restrictions are constantly being imposed. Investors should be aware of the geopolitical risks as well as the long-term opportunities arising from structural demand.
