Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region Rare Earth Industry Association: Australian Companies Such as Interland Came to Baotou for a Friendly Visit

To promote exchanges between rare earth project companies in Australia and rare earth enterprises in Baotou, and build a cooperation platform, the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region Rare Earth Industry Association and Australian company Interland jointly organized an information exchange meeting on Australian iron ore and rare earth ore. The information exchange meeting was held on August 30 at Shangri-La Hotel, Baotou, with representatives from some key rare earth enterprises in Baotou participating in the exchange.

At the meeting, an online meeting was also held with relevant Australian institutions, where David Dask, the founder of Chapter One Advisor, gave a detailed introduction to the strategies and methods of the Australian government (especially in Western Australia) for the development of key minerals, as well as its unique trade relationship with China; and Jackson Crabbe, General Manager of Market Development at Vertical Events, introduced the market trends of Australia's upstream resource industry after the epidemic. Invited Australian project companies introduced their rare earth and iron ore projects. Representatives from both sides conducted fruitful and extensive exchanges on topics of mutual interest.

This exchange meeting is the first offline international exchange activity organized by the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region Rare Earth Industry Association after the epidemic, laying a solid foundation for rare earth enterprises in our city to understand the development status of the rare earth industry in Australia and establish exchanges and cooperation between Baotou rare earth enterprises and overseas companies.

Source: Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region Rare Earth Industry Association, China Rare Earth Network