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Junior holds 50% of North American patent rights for “products and processes”
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A brief look at the rest of the week’s lithium stories in the news
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A brief look at the rest of the week’s rare earth stories in the news
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Plant remains closed, no further investment planned following November decision
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Russian fertiliser manufacturer targets 200,000 tonnes for 2012; 1m tonnes in 2013
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Further falls mean charter rates drop below operating costs; China bans Valemaxes
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Russian aluminium leader strengthens fluorspar supply security with acquisition
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Africa’s only natural graphite producer increases output by 80% on world shortage
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China must take action to conform to WTO obligations – lawyer
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New Middle East supply and economic uncertainty push down prices - Credit Suisse
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Sibelco Nordic said Pilkington "significant customer" for silica sand, feldspar
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But better governance & smarter investment needed to boost mineral production
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Body upholds initial ruling but quashes minimum export agreement complaints
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Ceramic aggregate, filtration manufacturers combined under Mantec Technical Ceramics
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Pet sales hit, but price increases drive 80% of mineral division’s gross profit
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Fall in Baltic Dry Index continues, despite Vale lifting flooding force majeure
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Mineral sands group says contracts secured at $300-400/tonne for first half of 2012
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Magnetic separation technology group acquires 1,700 m2 site for expansion
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Russian producer expects prices to remain high as “farmers can afford to pay more”
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Ilmenite prices triple year on year; Uralkali forecasts potash to remain high in ‘12
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Christian Kather, CEO of world no.2 talc producer Mondo Minerals, talked to IM about the strategy to develop the plastics market & grow through acquisitions in Asia & South America
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The start of the year saw many mineral grades increasing in value as producers upped their prices to cope with hikes in energy, freight and tight global market fundamentals
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Dust extraction systems can extend equipment life and reduce product cross-contamination, yet traditional cleaning systems require costly facility downtime. But, as Dustcheck outlines, new online systems are emerging
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Greece is opening its doors to private investment to boost domestic industries. Ananias Tsirambides and Anestis Filippidis discuss the country’s key exploration targets for industrial minerals development
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Gordon Stollery, Canada Fluorspar; Jean-Pierre Clamadieu, Solvay; Akiva Mozes, Israel Chemicals; Ron Bryan, Compass Minerals; John A. Clarke, Great Quest Metals; Mario Juarez, Lithium One; Daniel Greenwell, Tronox
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The fertiliser industry, which healthily headed back to pre-crisis levels during 2011, is starting to experience the effects of the global economy weakened by the European debt crisis, the slowdown in China and the recent downgrade of US debt in addition to major markets such as India pushing downwards pressure on prices
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A conclusion to the sale of Turkey’s leading dead burned magnesia and refractories producer, Kutahya Manyezit İşletmeleri AŞ (Kumas), appeared imminent by the end of January 2012.
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It has been a difficult couple of years for kaolin as the global recession spread to its end user markets, but a recent recovery in demand has also encouraged a surge of new operations and exploration projects
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French group jointly owns Van Mannekus with Grecian Magnesite
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Delegates in Argentina exchange terse words following supply outlooks
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Implementing full waste legislation could save EU €72bn a year, Commission says
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Turkey, South Korea and Italy show robust growth; signs of slowdown at year-end
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S&B Industrial Minerals says bentonite sales have little exposure to Greek economy
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Shipping rates drop 40% in 2012, no recovery seen until after Chinese New Year
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Operations hit by fuel, railcar shortages in Q4; Ukraine’s Titan ups TiO2 output
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Market source blames increasing cost pressure on sought-after oilfield mineral
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Screen will provide 200,000 tpa capacity for GSES’s de-icer, animal feed grades
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After heading back to pre-crisis levels in 2011 and announcing major capacity expansions in Q4, the fertiliser industry remains cautious as uncertainties hang over 2012
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Estimates resource at 4m tonnes; hopes to complete more detailed work in Q1
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Austrian refractories major boosts stake in Stopinc to 100%, eyes Asia expansion
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Standard grade prices up 3-4% while demand for high quality MIO grades firms
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“Prices are moving upwards & demand for fertilisers is rapidly restoring,” says CEO
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Mineral fillers and cement to enjoy demand from wind turbine blade manufacturing
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Russian potash giant boosted annual output to 10.83m following merger with Silvinit
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New company set up to develop Germany’s only known rare earth deposit
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A brief look at the rest of the week’s lithium stories in the news
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While economic difficulties for Greece continue, Ananias Tsirambides and Anestis Filippidis highlight the wealth of the country’s mineral resources and suggest how they could contribute to assisting its financial future
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VELTA LLC is looking to take advantage of surging prices for titanium minerals after starting up its Birzulivske ilmenite mine and processing plant in Ukraine in December 2011.
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Russia’s anticipated entry into the World Trade Organisation (WTO) next year is seen as good news for industrial mineral exporters, but those interested in the country’s vast rare earth deposits will have to wait years before they see new supply sources open up.
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