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In 2025, China introduced a licensing system for exports of 12 out of 17 rare earth elements. Analysis of China Briefing, MOFCOM and Western experts – plus impact estimates for Poland, from EV manufacturing to wind turbines and defense.
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A hard analysis. NdFeB recycling in the EU is 3–4x more expensive than in China due to ETS and energy costs. BASF is leaving, industry is fading, China is growing.
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China suspends new restrictions on REE, but risks of price increases and unavailability remain. Forecast for 2026.
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Russia promises REE growth, but delays likely. Neodymium price forecast 2026–2028 and risks for Poland.
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Trump–Xi agreement: a pause for the U.S. on REE/NdFeB, Europe still under licensing and delays. Consequences for Poland and recommendations for firms.
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A comprehensive analysis of Germany’s transfer of NdFeB technology to China and the consequences for the EU’s industry, energy, and defense.
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In 2025, Ukraine increases its imports of batteries and magnets from China. China’s dominance in REEs and neodymium magnets poses a serious challenge to NATO and Europe’s security.
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New Chinese export rules effective from December 1, 2025, will cover any product containing rare earth metals originating from China. Learn how this will impact magnet prices and availability in Europe.
Technologies of strong magnets are systematically developed, engineers work intensively on improving and enhancing them. The usage of magnets made of neodymium is also growing dynamically, reaching an increasing number of industries. In our category presenting news related to magnets made of neodymium, everyone can read about various curiosities and updates associated with this industry. We strive to showcase latest successes of engineers and the results of their experiments, but also to present inspirations and ideas for using the extraordinary possibilities of such products. The newest trends, technological solutions, but also risks such as increasing prices of raw materials - all this information can be found in our news section.
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