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Are you confident in how you’re navigating supply risk, evaluating investment
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Project Blue delivers premium market intelligence and expert, data-driven insight to help clients make informed decisions early - when it matters most.

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Leveraging our extensive global network and deep expertise in critical materials and the energy transition, we empower businesses to gain a competitive edge, make informed decisions, and effectively mitigate risks.

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Securing the transition:
What's changing in critical material supply chains in 2026?

Throughout 2025, critical material markets saw a flurry of project announcements, spanning a wide range of funding structures, partnerships, strategic stockpiling initiatives, and trade control measures.

Project Blue's new thought leadership report looks at near-term dynamics and examines how supply chains are actually developing in 2026.

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  • Detailed profiles of mines, projects, refineries and manufacturing facilities.
  • View capacity levels and historical production.
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Evaluate mining companies, owners and operators. Filter maps and tables by type, status, and product. Curate maps and tables to embed in your workflows.

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Evaluate mining companies, owners and operators. Filter maps and tables by type, status, and product. Curate maps and tables to embed in your workflows.

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Evaluate mining companies, owners and operators. Filter maps and tables by type, status, and product. Curate maps and tables to embed in your workflows.

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Almonty Industries commissions its Sangdong tungsten mine in South Korea

Almonty Industries has completed Phase 1 of the Sangdong tungsten mine in South Korea, marking the return of production after more than three decades.


Risks to industrial mineral markets as sulphur shipping disruptions continue

Almonty Industries has completed Phase 1 of the Sangdong tungsten mine in South Korea, marking the return of production after more than three decades.