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Iluka rare earth rush gathers pace

Old mines don’t always die, but sometimes they get a second life when demand rises for once unloved by-products required in new technologies, which is why Iluka is attracting investor interest as a potential leader in the rare earth race.

Tim Treadgold
Iluka's Eneabba rare earths operation in Western Australia

Iluka's Eneabba rare earths operation in Western Australia

Once known solely for its less than exciting business as a producer of titanium dioxide, which is mainly used in paint, and zircon, which is used to glaze bathroom and kitchen tiles, the image of Iluka...

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