As the demand for valuable minerals continues to rise, many world powers are scrambling to invest and secure valuable trade deals with major mineral deposits around the world. China is leading and has won the race, investing billions of dollars for over 25 years.
The reports include:
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Chinese Major Investment Overseas For Minerals (Africa)
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China has a stranglehold on the world’s mineral supply
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Chinese dependency is a national security risk
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Mineral availability could weigh on the EV market
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China’s “going out” strategy
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Natural resources are not evenly distributed
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China processes almost all of the world’s mineral ore
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The US has made strides, although not nearly as big as China
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About the Author Martin Kepman
For the past 40 years, Martin Kepman has been a business development and business consultant, advising companies in a variety of industries from software, textiles, printing, food and mining. Learn more on LinkedIn. Martin Kepman is CEO of Manganese X Energy Corp.
About Manganese-X Energy
Manganese X Energy Corp. (TSXV: MN) (FWB: 9SC2) (OTC:QB:MNXXF) (FRANKFURT:
9SC2), headquartered in Montreal, QC, owns 100% of the Battery Hill property project (1,228 hectares) in New Brunswick, Canada. Battery Hill is strategically located 12 kilometers from the US (Maine) border, close to existing infrastructure (electricity, railroads and roads). It covers all or part of five manganese-iron zones including Iron Ore Hill, Moody Hill, Sharpe Farm, Maple Hill and Wakefield. According to Brian Way’s (2012) master’s thesis on the manganese deposits at Woodstock, which includes Battery Hill, the area hosts “a series of banded iron formations that together form one of the…
