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Tracy Weslosky, InvestorIntel’s Sr Editor, Publisher and Rare Earths Consultant
Jack Lifton, InvestorIntel’s Sr Editor, Host and Rare Earths Advisor
Alastair Neill, InvestorIntel’s Sr Editor and Rare Earths Expert
Alastair starts the debate with: “First of all the key is to find a deposit that has a reasonable cost structure and also reasonable content particularly the magnetic four – neodymium, praseodymium, terbium, and dysprosium because those will drive 85-90% of the revenue of any deposit. Then you have to be sure that you can convert that deposit into a concentrate and after that you have to be able to separate it into the oxides. When you talk about magnets you then have to go to the subsequent steps of conversion to metal and then into alloy before you can even get to the magnet manufacturing stage.”
Jack added, “The first thing you do is ask the customer what he wants to buy. Then you can go upstream in the supply chain and find out what you need to do.”
The experts panel also discussed the exploration and extraction plays in North America. To watch what is said about Medallion Resources – please go to 4min:48sec
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