[Rare Earth] NDRC Allocates 2015 REO Mining Quota to Inner Mongolia

Jun 10, 2015 17:22

The Ministry of Land & Resources (MLR) has allocated 105,000 tonnes of REO mining quota to Inner Mongolia, local media reported.

SHANGHAI, Jun. 10 (SMM) – The Ministry of Land & Resources (MLR) has allocated 105,000 tonnes of REO mining quota to Inner Mongolia in 2015, local media reported.

The quota includes 17,900 tonnes of ion-type (mainly medium and heavy) rare earth, and 87,100 tonnes of rock-type (light) rare earth.

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[Rare Earth] NDRC Allocates 2015 REO Mining Quota to Inner Mongolia

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