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Gain clarity amid disruptions in the critical minerals market and supply chain with expert insights and robust solutions.
NATO member countries have set a goal to increase defense spending to 5% of their GDP by 2035, building on the 2% benchmark established at the 2014 Wales Summit. NATO’s commitment to significantly increase defense spending is reshaping demand for the minerals that underpin advanced military systems — from aerospace alloys and electronics to propulsion, sensors, and energy storage.
In our Critical Minerals Briefing snapshot, you’ll discover:
According to the IEA, EV sales are expected to surpass 40% of total car sales by 2030, with China leading at around 80%.
China accounts for 63% of the global rare earth elements (REE) mining capacity and 92% of the global refining capacity.
The US, Canada and Europe are expected to significantly increase their share of global lithium supply from only 2.5% in 2025 to a projected 19% of global supply by 2035.
Nickel and lithium mines take 18.6 years and 16.7 years respectively from discovery to production.
Discover how we can help you gain clarity from critical minerals disruption with market and supply chain intelligence on critical minerals.