"Australia Critical Minerals Strategy 2023-2030 sets national priorities for minerals-to-markets processing"

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Australia's Critical Minerals Strategy 2023-2030 names 31 critical minerals (including antimony, rare earths, lithium and graphite) and allocates AUD 4bn via Export Finance Australia's Critical Minerals Facility to unlock downstream processing.

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Jurisdiction-Scoped Fact
Jurisdiction: AU
Authority: Australian Government (Department of Industry, Science and Resources)
Source: Australia's Critical Minerals Strategy 2023-2030 (June 2023); Australian Critical Minerals List 2023

This is a human-established fact. It holds within AU as enacted by Australian Government (Department of Industry, Science and Resources).

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institutional⚠ BLOCKINGproposedJORC Code 2012 governs public reporting of mineral exploration results, resources and reserves
institutional⚠ BLOCKINGopenChina controls approximately 70 percent of global rare-earth mining and over 85 percent of refining

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institutionalproposedAUKUS Critical Minerals Cooperation coordinates trilateral supply-chain investment
institutionalproposedQuad Critical Minerals Partnership coordinates diversification across AU, IN, JP and US
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└institutional●Defense Production Act Title III funds domestic industrial-base expansion for critical materials
└institutional●ASX Listing Rule 3.1 requires immediate disclosure of price-sensitive information
└institutional●China controls approximately 80 percent of global antimony production and refining

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The Australia Critical Minerals Strategy 2023-2030 (published June 2023 by the Department of Industry, Science and Resources) names six strategic priorities: develop strategically important projects, attract investment and build international partnerships, grow the workforce, First Nations engagement, ESG performance, and unlock investment in downstream processing. The accompanying Critical Minerals List identifies 31 minerals critical to the modern economy. Antimony, rare-earth elements, lithium, graphite, manganese, nickel and cobalt are in scope. The Strategy underpins the AUD 4bn Critical Minerals Facility at Export Finance Australia.

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