Domestic tantalum smelters are booming for the first time in two years
12/11/2020 12:01
Since the beginning of this year, imports of potassium tantalate fluoride and tantalum scrap into Japan have continued to increase. It seems that the increase in global demand for tantalum has led to an increase in production at domestic tantalum smelters.
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