レアアース元素市場

Language of the Report – English

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1   Preface
2   Scope and Methodology
    2.1    Objectives of the Study
    2.2    Stakeholders
    2.3    Data Sources
        2.3.1    Primary Sources
        2.3.2    Secondary Sources
    2.4    Market Estimation
        2.4.1    Bottom-Up Approach
        2.4.2    Top-Down Approach
    2.5    Forecasting Methodology
3   Executive Summary
4   What are Rare Earth Elements?
5   Rare Earth Elements: Are they Really Rare?
    5.1    Reserve Estimates
    5.2    How Long Will They Last? 
6   Rare Earth Elements: Mining Economics
    6.1    Mine Valuation: Grades & Composition are Key 
    6.2    Development of a New Project: Can Take Several Years 
    6.3    Rare Earth Mining Costs: Largely Location and Grade Development
    6.4    Infrastructure & Capital Costs
    6.5    Operating Costs
    6.6    Key Projects
        6.6.1  Arafura Resources Limited-Noland Project
        6.6.2  Nechalacho Rare Earth Elements Project
        6.6.3  Kvanefjeld Project-Greenland Minerals & Energy Limited 
        6.6.4  Dubbo Zirconia-Alkane Resources Limited 
    6.7    Mining and Processing
        6.7.1  Mining
        6.7.2  Downstream Processing
    6.8    Prices
        6.8.1  Factors Affecting Rare Earth Element Prices
        6.8.2  Historical Prices
        6.8.3  Pricing Forecast
7   China’s Role in the Global Rare Earth Elements Market 
    7.1   China has a Monopoly Over Rare Earth Elements 
    7.2   Mining Costs in China Are Significantly Lower Than Other Rare Earth Producers
    7.3   Miners Have Benefitted from the Lack of Proper Working Standards and Environmental Regulations
    7.4   China Has a Significantly Higher In-house Expertise Compared to Other Rare Earth Producers
    7.5   China is Strategically Increasing Production Quotas to Sustain Global Dominance in Rare Earth Elements Market
    7.6   China Aims to Become an Exporter of Higher Value Goods
8   Global Rare Earth Elements Market
    8.1    Total Sales and Production of Rare Earth Elements
    8.2    Production of Rare Earth Elements by Region
        8.2.1 Current Operational Mines
            8.2.1.1 Bayan Obo, China
            8.2.1.2 Longnan, China
            8.2.1.3 Xunwu, China
            8.2.1.4 India
            8.2.1.5 Eastern Coast, Brazil
            8.2.1.6 Lahat, Malaysia
            8.2.1.7 Mt. Weld, Australia
            8.2.1.8 Mountain Pass, United States
            8.2.1.9 Nolans, Australia
            8.2.1.10 Steenkampskraal, South Africa
            8.2.1.11 Kvanefjeld, Greenland
            8.2.1.12 Dong Pao, Vietnam
            8.2.1.13 Dubbo Zirconia, Australia
        8.2.2 Potential Operational Mines
            8.2.2.1 Nechalacho, Canada
    8.3    Consumption of Rare Earth Elements by Region
            8.3.1 China
            8.3.2 Japan & Northeast Asia
            8.3.3 United States
9   Supply & Demand of Individual Rare Earth Elements
    9.1    Elements that will Face Supply Shortages in the Near Future
        9.1.1 Praseodymium
            9.1.1.1 Elements Overview & Supply Risks
            9.1.1.2 Supply & Demand
        9.1.2 Neodymium
            9.1.2.1 Elements Overview & Supply Risks
            9.1.2.2 Supply & Demand
    9.2    Elements that be Oversupplied in the Near Future
        9.2.1 Terbium
            9.2.1.1 Elements Overview & Supply Risks
            9.2.1.2 Supply & Demand
        9.2.2 Yttrium
            9.2.2.1 Elements Overview & Supply Risks
            9.2.2.2 Supply & Demand
        9.2.3 Lanthanum
            9.2.3.1 Elements Overview & Supply Risks
            9.2.3.2 Supply & Demand
        9.2.4 Cerium
            9.2.4.1 Elements Overview & Supply Risks
            9.2.4.2 Supply & Demand
        9.2.5 Dysprosium
            9.2.5.1 Elements Overview & Supply Risks
            9.2.5.2 Supply & Demand
        9.2.6 Samarium
            9.2.6.1 Elements Overview & Supply Risks
            9.2.6.2 Supply & Demand
        9.2.7 Europium
            9.2.7.1 Elements Overview & Supply Risks
            9.2.7.2 Supply & Demand
10  Market by Application
    10.1    Magnets
    10.2    NiMH Batteries
    10.3    Auto Catalysts
    10.4    Diesel Engines
    10.5    Fluid Cracking Catalyst
    10.6    Phosphers
    10.7    Glass
    10.8    Polishing Powders
    10.9    Other Applications
11  Overview on Mining and Processing of Ion-Adsorption Clays
    11.1    Current Technologies
    11.2    Typical Costs Involved With Processing RE Oxides
12  Overcoming the Potential Shortfalls in Supply
    12.1    Stockpiling 
    12.2    Recycling
    12.3    Substitution
    12.4    Material Shortfall Strategies by Various Rare Earth Consumers
13  Competitive Landscape
    13.1    Market Structure
    13.2    Key Players
    13.3    Profiles of Key Players 
        13.3.1 Lynas Corporation Ltd.
        13.3.2 Arafura Resources Limited
        13.3.3 Great Western Minerals Group Ltd.
        13.3.4 Avalon Advanced Materials Inc.
        13.3.5 Greenland Minerals Ltd
        13.3.6 Alkane Resources Ltd
        13.3.7 Neo Performance Materials
        13.3.8 Iluka Resource Limited
        13.3.9 IREL (India) Limited
        13.3.10 Canada Rare Earths Corporation