A critical minerals list identifies materials essential to economic and national security, such as lithium, cobalt, and rare earths. Governments use it to guide funding, research, and supply chain resilience, reducing dependence on foreign sources. Beneficiaries span mining firms, battery manufacturers, tech industries, and defense sectors, all securing strategic advantages from stable access.
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