China's Rare Earth Permanent Magnets Imports and Exports by Country in March 2025

Published: Apr 23, 2025 17:31
In March 2025, China's imports of rare earth permanent magnets totaled 270.578 mt, with imports from the top 10 trading partners amounting to 269.255 mt. Exports of rare earth permanent magnets from China in March totaled 5,324.63 mt, with exports to the top 10 trading partners reaching 4,076.955 mt.

 

 

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