Why does China want to export rare earths at a low price?

Rare earth has always been a national strategic resource and is regarded as the key to enter the future world.

China Baiyun Obo rare earth mine accounts for 90% of the world's exploitable resources, and 70% of the world's rare earth consumption is exported from China. Therefore, China geologists call rare earths "God's only concern for the suffering people of China". However, due to uncontrolled mining, the wanton export of traitors and comprador, and the joint price reduction of Japan and the United States, the price of rare earth resources in the international market can not even cover the mining cost. This situation can't help but make people cry!

Today, under the appeal of experts, the country finally banned the export of rare earths.

Indium, an important raw material for liquid crystal panels. China banned the export of rare earths, which made LCD manufacturers in Taiwan Province Province, Japan and South Korea tremble, and the price of LCD panels in the international market rose!

However, the days of using yttrium plasma are not easy, and several major manufacturers that monopolize plasma are faced with the dilemma of patents and no materials.

Our experts boldly predict that China's ban on the export of rare earths will accelerate the extinction of plasma, and the LCD panel production line will be forced to move to the mainland.

In the next few months, the decline of flat-panel TVs will stop. There will be a period of price stability after that. Two years later, the transfer of the production line will be completed, which will open the door to LCD price reduction.

The plasma camp regards plasma technology as the core productivity and will not easily transfer the production line to the mainland. So the price of plasma will be at a disadvantage.

Without price advantage, plasma will gradually fade out of people's sight.

At present, the largest rare earth enterprise in China and even in Asia-a rare earth company in Baotou. Because more than 80% of the world's rare earth reserves are in China, and more than 80% of China's rare earth reserves are in Baotou Baiyun Mining Area. When you walk to the door of their company, the door of the Rare Earth Research Institute, you will see such an eye-catching slogan:

"There is oil in the Middle East and rare earth in China."

This sentence comes from the mouth of the great man D of the century. I talked about this topic with experts and ordinary workers in local units, and they all felt that the sentence D was meaningful. The Middle East is the world's oil depot. In the past, big countries controlled everything. Western tycoons buy their oil fields at extremely low prices and plunder their oil resources at low prices or even without money. Now they have recovered a large part of the oil fields and established the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries-the International Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries. Finally won the control of a considerable part of the oil market!

It's a pity that we didn't control it a few years ago. There are also a lot of bargain hunters, bargaining with each other. For example, a hardware and mineral import and export company in a province in the Yangtze River valley reduced neodymium chloride (neodymium, a rare earth element) from more than 500,000 tons in the early 1990s to tens of thousands of yuan a ton. Some rare earth products, with four 9-purity prices, could not be sold at the previous two 9-purity prices a few years ago. Anyone who engages in rare earths knows that the price difference of 9% purity is 10 times. No wonder Japan secretly rejoices and has a large reserve!

Some domestic exporters of rare earth and other small metals and some Japanese agents. Is there a difference between selling China's unique materials at a low price like you and the traitorous route of ceding land for reparations in Qing Dynasty? !

Fortunately, the rare earth elders and experts in China have gradually corrected the phenomenon in previous years after several years' appeals. However, we are still far from the strategic containment goal of "there is oil in the Middle East and rare earth in China" proposed by Mr. D. ..

Due to the skyrocketing oil, iron ore and electrolytic copper, people in China gradually realize that it is time for China to seek countermeasures. CCTV and other media have also begun to pay attention to this matter. This is a good thing!

Although we woke up a little late, the media, as the spokesman of public awareness, also began to wake up and began to visit experts and seek countermeasures. And encourage it with the public influence of the media, so it is not far from touching the decision-making level!

People of insight in this industry have been calling for it for almost ten years! In this decade, Japan has accumulated a lot of rare earth and nonferrous metals. We're a little late! We should seize the right to regain control, and pay equal attention to supervision and restriction; And do a good job in our strategic reserves.

While gradually preparing to establish China's strategic oil reserve, we should establish:

Non-ferrous metal strategic reserve.

Strategic reserve of rare earth metals and their compounds.

Use government power to integrate production enterprises. Implement a unified national acquisition. Make these unique strategic materials in China reach their own prices. Moreover, strict export quota management is implemented for nuclear materials such as HF (hydrofluoric acid), and export restrictions are imposed on potential hostile countries!

Control and management of coal export.

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Regulation and restriction is a double-edged sword, and the government should not suffer when prices rise and exports fall. We should take a long-term view. When we really control these strategic materials, we will have the material capital to speak internationally, and we will make money!

"the cold corner has gone, and the mulberry is not too late." China, take this last chance! Don't wait until all our mines are hollowed out and sold out, then it's all over!