The “4+1” framework of rare earth integrated drop hammer industry emerges

Abstract The hot national mainstream of rare earth integration has a preliminary framework in the quiet. On March 30th, Jiangxi Quzhou Rare Earth Group officially opened. The person who participated in the meeting said that the on-site meeting was actually the unveiling ceremony of the Jiangxi Luzhou Rare Earth Group, but it was not called the unveiling of the outside world, showing the main...
The hot national Rare Earth integration main body, or has a preliminary framework in silence.

On March 30th, Jiangxi Quzhou Rare Earth Group officially opened. The person who participated in the meeting said that the on-site meeting was actually the unveiling ceremony of the Jiangxi Quzhou Rare Earth Group, but it was not said that the unveiling of the cards was displayed, indicating that the organizers were low-key. Zhang Anwen, deputy secretary-general of the China Rare Earth Society, said that the establishment of the Jiangxi Quzhou Rare Earth Group indicates that the Luzhou Rare Earth Integration Platform has been hammered, and the main body of rare earth integration in China has formed a “4+1” framework.

An authoritative source of the China Nonferrous Metals Industry Association said that the country's rare earth integration entity has actually had results, but it has not been announced. The reporter learned that the five integrated entities involved in the “4+1” framework are Baotou Steel Rare Earth, Chinalco, Minmetals and Guangzhao Nonferrous Metals, as well as Luzhou Rare Earth Group.

According to people attending the on-site meeting of the rectification and integration work of the rare earth industry in Jiangxi, Jiangxi Quzhou Rare Earth Group, including Luzhou Rare Earth Mining Company, is the only mining right holder of Luzhou Rare Earth, that is, all 44 rare earth mining warrants in Jiangxi are in the group; the next step The Group will fully integrate the downstream smelting and separating enterprises and application enterprises in the region to concentrate 70%-80% of the mining and smelting capacity of Luzhou rare earth mines in the group, and the planned output is about 40,000-60,000 tons. In 2012, China's rare earth mining directive plan was 90,000 tons.

Previously, the Jiangxi Zhongzhou heavy-earth rare earth resource integration platform has not been conclusive. For this reason, central enterprises and local forces are in a tight game. Minmetals, Baotou Steel Rare Earth and many other companies have intentionally intervened, and now they all hope to fail.

As early as May 2011, the State Council promulgated the "Several Opinions on Promoting the Sustainable and Healthy Development of the Rare Earth Industry", it was proposed to establish a standardized and orderly rare earth resource development, smelting separation and market circulation order in 1-2 years; The formation of a rare earth industry dominated by large enterprises is basically formed. The industrial concentration of the top three enterprise groups in the southern ion-type rare earth industry has reached more than 80%."

National rare earth integration has thus begun. Minmetals, Chinalco, China Colour, Jiangxi Copper, and Guangzhao Nonferrous, Xiamen Tungsten and Yanzhou Mining all joined the wave of rare earth mergers and acquisitions, and the “Top Three” quota was won by the group.

Zhang Anwen said that at present, China's rare earth integration main body has formed a "4+1" framework in the south of four: Chinalco integrates Jiangsu rare earth enterprises; Guangshao Nonferrous is the main body of rare earth integration in Guangdong Province; Cangzhou Rare Earth Group is the integration of rare earth resources in Ganzhou, Jiangxi Platform; Minmetals has merged some rare earth enterprises in Jiangxi, Guangxi and Hunan, and wants to participate in the integration of Guangdong. The other is the rare earth of the northern rare earth integrated with Baotou Steel.

Among the above five major integration entities, Quzhou rare earth and Baotou Steel have obvious advantages in rare earth resources, which constitute a pattern of one South and one North.

China's rare earth resources can be divided into two series according to the light and heavy rare earths. The northern light rare earths include Baotou in Inner Mongolia, Liangshan in Sichuan and Weishan Lake in Shandong. The heavy rare earths in the south are centered in Ganzhou, Jiangxi. Baotou Rare Earth, a core enterprise of light rare earths in the north, is actively promoting the alliance with enterprises in Sichuan and Shandong, and strives to form a rare earth group in northern China as soon as possible.

The data shows that the rare earth of the Baiyun Obo Mine of Inner Mongolia Baotou Steel Group is the largest rare earth mine in China, with a total reserve of 87.7%. With the accelerated pace of rare earth integration of rare earths in Baotou Steel, the amount of rare earth resources will be further enhanced.

Jiangxi's medium and heavy-duty ionic rare earth reserves account for about 40% of China's ionic rare earth resource reserves, most of which are in Zhangzhou. The mining rights of Zhangzhou are all in the Luzhou Rare Earth Group.

In addition, there are many resources for the vast rare earth rare earth resources. In contrast, Minmetals and Chinalco have lower levels of rare earth resources in the five major integration entities.

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