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SmartPunter

"Mixed Rare Earth Sulphate and Carbonate has be produced in volume, in each of two pilot plants."

First of all, I would like to know the answers to the questions:

1. In what volumes are they produced?

2. What is the cost price of the resulting product - a mixture of sulfates and carbonates of rare earth metals?

3. The chemical composition of the resulting product - a mixture of sulfates and carbonates of rare earth metals?

A common disadvantage of the ion-exchange chromatography method is its relatively low productivity. In this regard, the ion-exchange method is usually not used to separate the entire sum of REE into individual elements. To separate REE into groups, as well as to obtain individual compounds of light REE, liquid extraction is currently used as a significantly more productive method.

Ion-exchange chromatography (the Spedding method) is used mainly to separate heavy REE, where the use of extraction causes certain difficulties, and to obtain some individual REE of high purity.

Https://www.reuters.com/world/china/chinas-exports-rare-earth-magnets-us-skyrocket-june-2025-07-20/

Https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2025-07-16/rare-earth-stocks-set-to-extend-rally-following-apple-mp-deal

Very good news

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2025-07-15/apple-to-buy-rare-earths-from-pentagon-backed-us-producer-mp

SmartPunter

"Mixed Rare Earth Sulphate and Carbonate has be produced in volume, in each of two pilot plants."

Two questions: 1. in what volumes is it produced 2. what is the cost of the resulting products - Mixture of sulfates and carbonates of rare earth metals

Listen to the opinion of the competent company Mintek, with whom RBW cooperates.

Mintek's findings speak volumes - "However, the economic viability of these processes remains a challenge due to the typically low concentrations of REEs in PG and the multiple treatment steps involved during pretreatment. Further research is needed to optimize pretreatment methods and economic considerations to enable the large-scale utilization of PG as a viable secondary source of REEs."

Https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1002072125001474?via%3Dihub

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Mintek's findings speak volumes - "However, the economic viability of these processes remains a challenge due to the typically low concentrations of REEs in PG and the multiple treatment steps involved during pretreatment. Further research is needed to optimize pretreatment methods and economic considerations to enable the large-scale utilization of PG as a viable secondary source of REEs."

Https://www.axios.com/2025/07/11/rare-earths-us-pentagon

"...I'm sure we can work something out".

Many technologies have already been "work something out" for extracting REE from phosphogypsum. All are unprofitable!

Https://dronelife.com/2025/07/10/trumps-tariffs-on-brazil-a-supply-chain-shock-for-the-drone-industry/

Last year, MP Materials produced 45,455 metric tons of rare earth oxides in concentrated form, 1,294 metric tons of NdPr oxide, and earned $61 million. How much did RBW produce and what was its revenue? The answer is "0".

SP, do you believe this yourself?)))

The Pentagon is investing $400 million in MP Materials to support rare earth mining.

It appears to be the first investment in a new sovereign wealth fund that the Trump administration has been talking about, aimed at ensuring the government's access to "critical minerals."

Who will get similar investments next?

It's to create redundancy in the supply chain and ensure competition on price. But that's not certain.)))

He probably wanted to say that Pensana and MKA are doing much better than RBW, which he is so worried about.

Trump posted a 30% tariff on imports from South Africa starting on August 1.

https://truthsocial.com/@realDonaldTrump

China snaps up mines around the world in rush to secure resources

https://www.ft.com/content/51c2016a-28f3-4600-9e08-a491410d34a9

This is just your fantasy.