GENERAL15 Sept 2026
Saudi Arabia unveils 110-mn-tonne rare earth, uranium find as US ties grow
Saudi Arabia has announced a rare earth and uranium find of 110 million tonnes. Riyadh is racing to build its own critical minerals industry and a civilian nuclear power programme, and it wants a wider value chain around uranium and rare earths. This comes as its ties with the United States grow. Buyers of these minerals should watch how global supply changes.
Key Statutory Highlights
- Saudi Arabia has unveiled a rare earth and uranium find of 110 million tonnes.
- Riyadh is racing to develop domestic critical minerals and a civilian nuclear energy programme.
- Saudi Arabia is seeking to build a broader value chain around uranium and rare earth elements, as its ties with the United States grow.
Actionable Advice for Taxpayers / Founders:If your business buys rare earths or uranium-linked materials, follow this story and any later supply or pricing updates from Saudi Arabia. Check with your advisor before you change long-term purchase contracts.
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