[SMM Rare Earth Overseas Express] U.S. aviation semiconductor suppliers face rare earth shortage dilemma.

Infleqtion, a quantum computing enterprise listed on the NYSE, announced that it plans to conduct field verification of quantum gravity gradient measurement technology in Colorado next year, which could bring a new method to understand underground conditions and help consolidate the US critical minerals supply chain.

Greenland Mines announced on the 21st that the Greenland Business and Mineral Resources Authority has directly granted the company the exploration license for the Sarfartoq carbonatite complex. This approval, obtained under the Greenland Mineral Activities Act, satisfies one of the key regulatory closing conditions for the company's acquisition of the Sarfartoq project from Neo Performance Materials for $35 million. As part of the transaction, Neo will receive offtake rights for up to 60% of the ore or concentrates production from the Sarfartoq project. The company said Sarfartoq is "the fastest-advancing and most competitive rare earth project in Greenland," characterized by high grade and favorable logistics conditions.

Ramaco Resources announced on the 19th that it has signed a non-binding memorandum of understanding with Indium Corporation to supply gallium and germanium from its Brook rare earth and other critical minerals project in Wyoming. Ramaco is developing critical minerals and rare earth elements at the Brook mine, which the company considers to be the largest unconventional rare earth and critical minerals project in the US from coal-carbonaceous rock series.