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Power Metals Corp has signed a non-binding MOU with APL Engineered Materials to collaborate on building a cesium supply chain, leveraging APL’s decades of cesium processing and chemical production expertise. The partnership responds to tight global supplies of high-grade cesium concentrate; detailed terms and next steps were not specified in the excerpt.

Which part of the cesium value chain—resource development, refining, or specialty chemical production—do you think is most critical to strengthen first, and why?

Power Metals and APL Engineered Materials announce effort toward cesium supply chain

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Power Metals Corp (Vancouver, B.C.; www.powermetalscorp.com) yesterday announced the signing of a non-binding Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with APL Engineered Materials Inc. (Urbana, Ill.; www.aplmaterials.com), a privately owned company with decades of experience in cesium processing and chemical production. Amid limited global supplies of high-grade cesium concentrate, APL has established itself as a market leader […]

The post Power Metals and APL Engineered Materials announce effort toward cesium supply chain appeared first on Chemical Engineering.

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