Australia and US Pledge 3.5 Billion Dollars for Minerals

Australia and the US committed 3.5 billion dollars to critical mineral projects. This funding supports rare earth refineries to secure global supply chains.

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Australia and the United States have significantly increased their financial commitment to critical mineral projects, pledging more than A$5 billion ($3.5 billion) to secure supply chains for essential metals. This figure represents nearly double the initial investment announced six months ago under a bilateral cooperation agreement. The funding is designed to bolster projects in industries such as defense and renewable energy, sectors currently influenced heavily by China.

A collection of rare earth mineral samples, including Cerium oxide and Neodymium oxide, at a production facility in California. REUTERS/David Becker/File Photo
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