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12-17-2013, 02:57 AM
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Quote: As you know, the export quotas do not reflect the reality of actual rare-earth exports from China, given the quantities that are exported outside of official channels. Sticking with the quotas though for a moment, if Inner Mongolia Baotou Hefa Rare Earth Co. is allocated a quota as part of the first round, and if it was similar to last year (455 t) then the total first allocation would be 15,565 t. If 15,565 t represents 70% of the total quota for 2014, then we could expect 22,236 t for next year. That represents less than 72% of the 2013 number. Either way, the numbers for 2014 are likely to be significantly lower than 2013."
Read full article (http://agmetalminer.com/2013/12/16/china-shuns-inner-mongolia-baotou-hefa-rare-earth-co-in-2014-export-quota/)
"A recent Goldman Sachs report states that HREEs are expected to remain in deficit and therefore become even more valuable. While China and other rare earth-producing countries will have a surplus of light rare earth elements from 2013 onwards, the world will see a shortage of heavy rare earths, the report notes." more
(http://www.metal.com/newscontent/55810_uses-of-rare-earths-part-two-heavy-rare-earths)
Read about Australian Rare Earth companies and more at http://www.australianrareearths.com
Quote: As you know, the export quotas do not reflect the reality of actual rare-earth exports from China, given the quantities that are exported outside of official channels. Sticking with the quotas though for a moment, if Inner Mongolia Baotou Hefa Rare Earth Co. is allocated a quota as part of the first round, and if it was similar to last year (455 t) then the total first allocation would be 15,565 t. If 15,565 t represents 70% of the total quota for 2014, then we could expect 22,236 t for next year. That represents less than 72% of the 2013 number. Either way, the numbers for 2014 are likely to be significantly lower than 2013."
Read full article (http://agmetalminer.com/2013/12/16/china-shuns-inner-mongolia-baotou-hefa-rare-earth-co-in-2014-export-quota/)
"A recent Goldman Sachs report states that HREEs are expected to remain in deficit and therefore become even more valuable. While China and other rare earth-producing countries will have a surplus of light rare earth elements from 2013 onwards, the world will see a shortage of heavy rare earths, the report notes." more
(http://www.metal.com/newscontent/55810_uses-of-rare-earths-part-two-heavy-rare-earths)
Read about Australian Rare Earth companies and more at http://www.australianrareearths.com