Beijing Spends $120 Billion to Lock Down Critical Minerals Worldwide

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China's $120 billion investment in overseas mining and mineral processing projects since 2023 has significant implications for critical minerals essential for clean energy and decarbonization technologies, raising concerns about debt risks and market dominance. This move is likely to impact the global supply chain and prices of lithium, copper, nickel, and rare earths. The investments may also influence the stock prices of companies involved in the clean energy and mining sectors.

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The massive investment by China in critical minerals is expected to increase the global supply of these minerals, potentially putting downward pressure on prices, which could negatively impact the stock prices of mining companies such as Albemarle (ALB) and Freeport-McMoRan (FCX). On the other hand, companies involved in the clean energy sector, such as Tesla (TSLA) and Vestas (VWDRY), may benefit from the increased availability of these critical minerals.

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China has invested over $120 billion in overseas mining and mineral processing projects since 2023, Australian think tank Climate Energy Finance (CEF) has reported. The investments primarily targeted lithium, copper, nickel and rare earths, critical minerals essential for clean energy and decarbonization technologies. However, whereas these investments have helped boost clean energy industries in developing countries, they have raised serious concerns, including debt risks. Chinese firms are aggressively investing in overseas resource processing…

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