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Trump is wielding the power of the state to back critical mineral companies. These are the possible next targets
The Trump administration needs to strike multiple deals with U.S. miners to secure the nation’s supply chain against China, said Mark Chalmers, CEO of Energy Fuels , a miner focused on uranium and rare earth minerals. The Pentagon decision to take an equity stake in MP Materials , the largest U.S. rare earth miner, in July and support the company with a price floor surprised many in the industry, Chalmers told CNBC. But it was a necessary step that the White House should now follow with more deals to diversify the U.S. supply chain and reduce the risk that would come with backing a single national champion, the CEO ... (full story)
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