Join Argus experts for a focused discussion on the forces redefining critical minerals markets.
From policy shocks to structural supply changes, this forum offers analysis on price dynamics, trade flows and the outlook for key materials that underpin energy transition and advanced manufacturing.
Supply chains for rare earths and minor metals remain under intense scrutiny as geopolitical shifts and trade measures reshape global markets.
Export controls from China, evolving price mechanisms, and capacity growth in alternative regions pose new questions for procurement and investment strategies.
Forum Details
When 13:30 - 15:00 BST
Where Conrad London St. James
Agenda >>
Join Argus experts at the Conrad London St. James for the latest outlook on critical minerals supply, pricing and policy shifts
Welcome comments
David Brooks, Global Head of Metals, Argus Media
Another year of geopolitical turbulence in critical minerals
Ellie Saklatvala, Global Editorial Lead, Metals, Argus Media
Evolution of the rare earth industry outside China – supply chains & price mechanisms
Mark Seddon, Principal, Analytics & Consulting, Argus Media
Panel discussion: How are China’s export controls transforming the global minor metal and rare earth markets?
Chair: Ronan Murphy, Global Editor, Argus Nonferrous Markets, Argus Media
Panellists:
Cristina Belda, Associate Editor, Metals, Argus Media
Sian Morris, Deputy Editor, Argus Nonferrous Markets, Argus Media
Mark Seddon, Principal, Analytics & Consulting, Argus Media
Maeve Flaherty, Senior Reporter, Metals, Argus Media
