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S1 E17 - Building a Project Directory for Investors

S1 E17 - Building a Project Directory for Investors

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In this episode of the Rare Earth Exchanges podcast, the hosts discuss the development of a project directory aimed at investors in the rare earth sector. They delve into the complexities of ranking various mining projects based on factors such as location, project stage, mineralogy, and ESG considerations. The conversation highlights the importance of understanding geopolitical risks and the need for a diversified supply chain in the rare earth market. The hosts also emphasize the significance of mineralogy and project stage in determining investment viability, while addressing the challenges and opportunities within the industry.


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00:00 Introduction to Rare Earth Exchanges Podcast

00:46 Motivation Behind the Project Directory

01:45 Backgrounds of the Hosts

03:29 Overview of the Project Directory

09:01 Ranking Methodology Explained

12:12 Importance of Project Stage

15:03 Key Milestones for Investors

18:44 Understanding Mineralogy

22:33 The Role of ESG in Mining

28:31 The Importance of ESG in Investment Decisions

29:07 Geopolitical Risks in Mining Investments

31:59 Downstream Differentiation and Vertical Integration

39:15 Metallurgical Testing and Reporting Standards

42:49 Investor Strategies and Project Evaluation

51:17 Challenges in Greenland Mining Projects

53:26 Engaging with the Mining Community



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