The unexpected shifts in the global markets because of the sudden outbreak of the COVID-19 virus have brought many major and minor tremors to industries of all sizes including the Rare Earth Metals Market.
It was estimated prior to this unanticipated outbreak that the Rare Earth Metals Market was expected to grow at a CAGR of >5.0% by 2025. However, the gradual slowing down of industries will undoubtedly impose limits on the previously estimated growth rate.
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Cerium oxide is the most dominant rare earth metal accounting for 38% of the market in 2015, followed by Lanthanum oxide with 24% share. Cerium oxide and Lanthanum oxide are cheaper than other rare earth metals and are widely used in the metal alloys, catalysts, and glass phosphors.
Top three applications (permanent magnets, metal alloys, and catalysts), together accounted for 60% of the global rare earth metals market in 2015 and will continue to remain the dominant applications during the forecast period. Permanent magnets are likely to remain the growth engine during the forecast period driven by increasing penetration in traditional applications as well as emerging applications.
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Asia-Pacific is expected to remain the largest consumer of the global rare earth metals market. China owns the largest reserves of the rare earth metals worldwide. China is both the leading producer as well as the consumer of rare earth metals. Imposition of restrictions on China’s export and growing rare earth metals demand within China would create a demand supply gap in the rare earth metals market worldwide.
The global rare earth metals market is likely to witness significant changes in the coming years. New sources of supply are scheduled to be developed across the globe. China, which is the major producer of rare earth metals worldwide, is witnessing consolidation by state owned enterprises. China owns the largest reserves of the rare earth metals followed by Brazil. China will continue to remain the largest producer during the forecast period.
Key Players:
There is a presence of small to large scale producers of rare earth metals in China and worldwide. The key rare earth metal manufacturers are Inner Mongolia Baotou Steel Rare-Earth Hi-Tech Co Ltd., Molycorp Inc, China Minmetals Rare Earth Co. Ltd, Great Western Minerals Group Ltd., Alkane Resources Ltd, Arafura Resources Ltd., Lynas Corp., Avalon Rare Metals, Canada Rare Earth Corporation, and India Rare Earth Ltd.