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HISTORY
Rare Earth Summit 2014
March 19-21, 2014 Nanning, China
International Rare Earth Summit 2013
May 15-17, 2013 New York, USA
Rare Earth Summit 2013
March 18-20, 2013 Chengdu, China
International Rare Earth Summit 2012
May 9-11, 2012 San Francisco, USA
Rare Earth Summit 2012
March 21-23, 2012 Ningbo, China
Rare Earth Summit 2011
May 16-18, 2011 Hangzhou, China
International Rare Earth Summit 2011
March 14-15, 2011 Pittsburgh, USA
Rare Earth Summit 2010
April 22-23, 2010 Beijing, China
- OverviewMore
- In the context of a global economic slowdown, development of the global rare earth industry was frustrated in 2014. Demand for rare earth is shrinking, with end-users seeking to reduce production costs and avoid the risks associated with the dramatic changes in raw material prices. As a result, most consumers have completed a transformation which has seen them switch to using alternative products in place of rare earth. The price of rare earth products has continued to drop, resulting in many rare earth projects proceeding a good deal more slowly, with much of the "heat” around rare earth having dissipated. So when can we expect to see a turnaround in the global rare earth industry?
- The Chinese rare earth market in 2014 has seen a continuation of 2013’s depressing trend, with prices on the decline due to the paucity of downstream applications for rare earth and unrestrained expansion in domestic rare earth capacity, alongside the rampant growth of the black market industrial chain. On August 8th, 2014, (August 7th, Geneva time), the World Trade Organization (WTO) announced the findings of its Appellate Body report on the case of the United States, European Union and Japan imposing export management measures against China for its rare earth, tungsten and molybdenum-related products (rare earth case for short). The Appellate Body upheld the adjudication which was reached at the end of 2013, stating that they thought the export tariff and export quotas on China’s products in the case do not conform to the relevant WTO rules and China's commitments when it entered the WTO. So what measures will be taken by the Chinese government after losing the WTO lawsuit? Will the rare earth export tariff and export quotas be abolished? What challenges can the Chinese rare earth export market expect to face?
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May. 14 Thursday 16:00 Early Registration 18:00 Welcome Dinner May. 15 Friday 08:30 Registration 09:00-09:10 Opening Speech by Zesong Hu, Chairman of Leshan Shenghe Rare Earth Science and Technology Co., Ltd. 09:10-09:40 The Development and Utilization Prospect of Dalucao Rare Earth Mine in Dechang County Zesong Hu, Chairman Leshan Shenghe Rare Earth Science and Technology Co., Ltd. 9:40-10:20 A Brief Analysis of the Present Status of Nd-Fe-B Permanent Magnet Patents Baoyu Sun, Chairman Shenyang General Magnetic Co.,Ltd. 10:20-10:50 Coffee break 10:50-11:20 Analysis and Outlook of Chinese Nanometer Rare Earth Market Wenjie Shen, Sales Manager Changzhou Geoquin Nanometer New Material Co., Ltd. 11:20-12:00 Demand and Supply in 2015：Japanese rare earth market Nick Kotaki, Director Material Trading Company Ltd. - Registration RatesMore
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- ContentMore
- ----Outlook for global rare earth market in 2015
- ----Analysis of Chinese rare earth export market in 2015
- ----Faced with weak demand and overcapacity, what does the future hold for the NdFeB industry?
- ----Exploring new ways of expanding the rare earth phosphor market
- ----Deep analysis on rare earth supply-demand in Japan in 2015
- ----Forecast for European rare earth market in 2015
- ----Comprehensive analysis of rare earth market’s supply-demand in North America
- Contact UsMore
- Asian participants please contact
- Vivian Pang
- Tel: +86-10-59080011/22/33 Ext: 857
- Fax: +86-10-59080044-801
- Mobile: +86-18210722156
- E-mail: vivian@asianmetal.com
- European participants please contact
- Scott Yarham
- Tel: +44-207-481-9553
- Fax: +44-207-347-5027
- E-mail: scott@asianmetal.com
- US participants please contact
- Zachary R Schumacher
- Tel: +1-646-681-1122/33/44/55/51/61
- Fax: +1-412-880-5308
- E-mail: zachary@asianmetal.com
