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Australian Lynas announced on May 20, 2019 that it plans to build a rare earth separation and refining plant in Texas in partnership with US Blue Line. Lynas is reported to be the world's largest producer of rare earths outside China (with a global market share of approximately 12%), and it is reported that the United States wants to secure a supply source of rare earths
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Dysprosium metal (99.5%min in China)
Dysprosium metal (99.5% FOBChina)
Dysprosium oxide (99.5%min in China)
Dysprosium oxide (99.5%FOB China)
Neodymium metal (99%min in China)
Neodymium metal (99% FOBChina)
Neodymium oxide (99.5% in China)
Neodymium oxide (99.5% FOBChina)
Terbium oxide (99.99%min in China)
Terbium oxide (99.99% FOBChina)
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