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Several Indian suppliers shift base to Krishapatnam port for deepwater access
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US continues to drive global rig count, boosting demand for oilfield minerals
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Q4 earnings up 24%; MTI back to pre-recession performance levels, says CEO
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A brief look at the rest of the week’s lithium stories in the news
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A brief look at the rest of the week’s rare earth stories in the news
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Russian fertiliser manufacturer targets 200,000 tonnes for 2012; 1m tonnes in 2013
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Further falls mean charter rates drop below operating costs; China bans Valemaxes
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China must take action to conform to WTO obligations – lawyer
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Market value down by $12m year on year on “market volatility”
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Lynas must submit plans for waste disposal, but gets green light for start-up
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China authorities close all smelters in Hechi and Yizhou after poisoning incident
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New Middle East supply and economic uncertainty push down prices - Credit Suisse
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Hackers were looking for data to rival BHP takeover bid says Canadian security firm
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Prosecutors work to keep man jailed prior to court date; follows December arrest
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Canadian photovoltaic materials supplier signs Taiwan SiC distribution deal
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Body upholds initial ruling but quashes minimum export agreement complaints
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Exploration progress made in Argentina; new Galaxy plant eyed for Jiangsu, China
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Collapsed mine thought to be an illegal quarry in Hazara region
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Fall in Baltic Dry Index continues, despite Vale lifting flooding force majeure
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Mineral sands group says contracts secured at $300-400/tonne for first half of 2012
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Claims only 66m tonnes of chromite left in India; encourages Zimbabwe-like ban
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Russian producer expects prices to remain high as “farmers can afford to pay more”
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Ilmenite prices triple year on year; Uralkali forecasts potash to remain high in ‘12
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Christian Kather, CEO of world no.2 talc producer Mondo Minerals, talked to IM about the strategy to develop the plastics market & grow through acquisitions in Asia & South America
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The start of the year saw many mineral grades increasing in value as producers upped their prices to cope with hikes in energy, freight and tight global market fundamentals
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Sluggish steel outlook tempered by cement stimulus from post-quake rebuilding programme
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With its position at the heart of Central Asia, and significant mineral resources including lithium and rare earths, Afghanistan holds vast potential for attracting private sector investment, Vasili Nicoletopoulos reveals
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Gordon Stollery, Canada Fluorspar; Jean-Pierre Clamadieu, Solvay; Akiva Mozes, Israel Chemicals; Ron Bryan, Compass Minerals; John A. Clarke, Great Quest Metals; Mario Juarez, Lithium One; Daniel Greenwell, Tronox
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The fertiliser industry, which healthily headed back to pre-crisis levels during 2011, is starting to experience the effects of the global economy weakened by the European debt crisis, the slowdown in China and the recent downgrade of US debt in addition to major markets such as India pushing downwards pressure on prices
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A conclusion to the sale of Turkey’s leading dead burned magnesia and refractories producer, Kutahya Manyezit İşletmeleri AŞ (Kumas), appeared imminent by the end of January 2012.
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It has been a difficult couple of years for kaolin as the global recession spread to its end user markets, but a recent recovery in demand has also encouraged a surge of new operations and exploration projects
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Joint $430m Russo-Chinese investment; could take 10-15% market share by 2015
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China’s 2012 quotas are expected to remain unchanged but new quotas policy could squeeze heavy elements supply. Lower prices forecast in 2012 after 2011 highs
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World’s largest TiO2 producer reports strong quarter, but sees drop in Asia demand
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Delegates in Argentina exchange terse words following supply outlooks
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Rare earths group issues convertible bonds through Mount Kellett Capital Managment
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Turkey, South Korea and Italy show robust growth; signs of slowdown at year-end
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A brief look at the rest of the week’s rare earth stories in the news
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Shipping rates drop 40% in 2012, no recovery seen until after Chinese New Year
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Operations hit by fuel, railcar shortages in Q4; Ukraine’s Titan ups TiO2 output
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Delgerkhaan project reserves estimated at 3.1m tonnes at a grade of 85%
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After heading back to pre-crisis levels in 2011 and announcing major capacity expansions in Q4, the fertiliser industry remains cautious as uncertainties hang over 2012
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Canadian consultant says prices to be kept in check by over-supply through to 2020
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Sluggish steel outlook tempered by cement stimulus from post-quake reconstruction
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Austrian refractories major boosts stake in Stopinc to 100%, eyes Asia expansion
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Wuchuan Dongsheng stake gives access to flotation and fluorine technologies
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“Prices are moving upwards & demand for fertilisers is rapidly restoring,” says CEO
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Russian potash giant boosted annual output to 10.83m following merger with Silvinit
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New company set up to develop Germany’s only known rare earth deposit
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