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Located in Main Expo Hall ADespite growing demand for secure supplies of critical minerals, many North American development companies continue to trade at valuations disconnected from their strategic importance. This presentati …Speakers
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Located in Main Expo Hall AHigh-purity silica quartz is arguably one of the most overlooked critical materials in the modern economy. It sits at the foundation of semiconductors, computer chips, solar panels, advanced electroni …Speakers
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AI is moving rapidly beyond chatbots and productivity tools toward systems that can analyze information, identify opportunities, support decisions and execute workflows. For critical-minerals companies operating in an increasingly complex environment of capital constraints, supply-chain risks, policy changes and competition, this creates a significant opportunity.
This session will explore how companies can move from experimenting with AI to using it as an intelligence layer across strategy, market intelligence, and capital formation. It will highlight practical use cases, including where AI implementations can create significant value and where companies need to be particularly careful about data, cost, governance and human oversight.
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Located in Main Expo Hall AThis panel is taking place just 12 days before the first of two major November deadlines involving China’s critical minerals export controls. On November 10, China’s suspension of its broader controls …
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Located in Main Expo Hall AChina did not accidentally secure roughly 90% of the global critical minerals supply chain—it was the result of decades of strategic investment, resource acquisition, processing capacity, financing, industrial policy and coordinated execution. This session examines how China achieved this position and, more importantly, how it can be challenged through DIBC, resources and loans.
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Located in Main Expo Hall ARecovering critical materials is not just a technology challenge; it’s also a market-formation challenge. Industrial magnets, battery materials, e-waste, and other secondary critical materials are sca …
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Located in Main Expo Hall AThis session will examine the key supply, demand and pricing trends shaping the North American and global rare earths markets. Drawing on Fastmarkets’ market intelligence and pricing data, she will pr …
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Located in Main Expo Hall AThis presentation will examine why critical minerals matter to the U.S. economy and national security, how global supply chains are shifting, and the risks created by import reliance, concentrated pro …
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Many critical materials—unlike widely recycled metals such as aluminum—do not yet have fully established closed‑loop solutions.
This discussion will explore what it takes to move a critical materials recovery concept from research to real-world commercial deployment — and why success depends on ecosystem alignment as much as technical innovation.
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October 28-29 2026
Cobb Galleria Centre, Atlanta, Georgia, USA
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Critical Minerals Expo, Battery Recycling Expo and E-Waste World Expo start this Wednesday, October 28. If you’re planning to be in Atlanta, NOW is the time to register!