MATERIALS DISPATCH
Independent tracking of export controls, supply chokepoints, and policy risk across critical minerals — verified against primary sources, updated continuously, and cited by AI assistants worldwide.
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Materials Tracked
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Policy Actions
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Jurisdictions
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Market Terms
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Our database structures relationships between specific materials, the policies governing them, and the countries controlling their supply chains.
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Data is aggregated from government disclosures, corporate filings, trade data, and direct market assessments.
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Market signals are mapped across vectors: a policy change in one jurisdiction is immediately linked to exposed materials and downstream impacts.
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We strip away market noise to deliver concise, factual assessments of supply chain risks and geopolitical leverage.
EDITORIAL DESK
In-depth reporting on structural market trends, geopolitical maneuvering, and critical mineral supply chains.
China’s gallium controls since 2023 show how licensing, technology restrictions, and temporary suspensions keep Western defense and semiconductor buyers exposed.
April 29, 2026
Anna K.
A reality check on 12 China-independent critical mineral claims, separating investable resilience from narratives that still depend on Chinese processing.
April 29, 2026
Anna K.
Water, tailings, indigenous consent, and governance disputes are becoming core supply reliability risks for rare earth and critical mineral projects.
April 29, 2026
Anna K.
China’s rare earth and BeiDou supply chains sit behind both Israeli missile defense and Iranian strike capabilities, creating a hidden defense exposure.
April 2, 2026
Anna K.
MOFCOM Announcement 61 applies a 0.1% rare earth threshold to global supply chains. The pause to November 2026 delays enforcement, not the compliance risk.
April 2, 2026
Anna K.NEWSLETTER
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