Overview
Rare earth elements are traded mainly as oxides, metals and alloys, specified by element, purity and total rare earth oxide content. Supply is concentrated in a small number of countries, and export licensing applies to many products.
We work to your specification and confirm export licence, end-user and sanctions positions before any offer is made.
What we cover
Not listed? If it is traded physically, send us the specification and we will source it.
Products
Neodymium and praseodymium oxideNdPr oxide and metal, and separated neodymium oxide, from verified producers, for permanent magnet makers.View
Dysprosium and terbiumDysprosium and terbium oxide and metal from verified producers, for high temperature magnet makers.View
Lanthanum and ceriumLanthanum and cerium oxides and carbonates from verified producers, for catalyst, glass and battery makers.ViewHow we work
- We confirm a real seller, with a specification and a price, before we offer anything to a buyer
- Sellers are verified: registry, tax, directors, title and bank reference
- Independent inspection by SGS, Bureau Veritas, Intertek or an equivalent accredited surveyor before any letter of credit is opened
- Prices and counterparties are never shared without approval
Frequently asked questions
How are rare earth products specified?
By element, purity (for example 99.5% or 99.9%), total rare earth oxide content and limits on other rare earths and non-rare-earth impurities.
Do rare earths require export licences?
Many rare earth products are subject to export licensing in their country of origin. We confirm the licence and end-user certificate position before a deal proceeds.
What volumes are typical?
Rare earth orders are often measured in tonnes or tens of tonnes rather than containers. Tell us your requirement and we will advise what is available.
More in metals and minerals
Base metalsCopper, aluminium, zinc, nickel and lead in refined form, sourced from verified producers for smelters, mills, fabricators and traders.View
Minor and critical metalsAntimony, cobalt, tungsten, molybdenum, bismuth and other specialist metals, where verified supply and clean paperwork matter most.View
Ferro-alloysFerrochrome, ferromanganese, silicomanganese, ferrosilicon and other alloys for steelmakers and foundries.View
Ores and concentratesCopper, zinc and lead concentrates, manganese and chrome ore, and other mine products for smelters and traders.View
Industrial mineralsSulphur and other industrial minerals for fertiliser, chemical and industrial buyers, in large volumes with part fulfilment from several sources.View
