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Mercuria and EXIM Partner to Establish Strategic Critical Minerals Reserve in U.S.

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 23
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Mercuria Energy Group announced a strategic partnership with the Export-Import Bank of the United States (EXIM) to support U.S. industrial supply chains through a critical minerals initiative. Mercuria committed $500 million to Project Vault, which is designed as a strategic minerals reserve initiative. This initiative aims to ensure that U.S. industry participants retain access to critical minerals during periods of market dislocation or supply disruption.

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The partnership leverages Mercuria's global trading and logistics capabilities to support the initiative. Project Vault is focused on maintaining strategic inventories on American soil to support U.S. manufacturing, infrastructure, and energy systems. The collaboration underscores the national importance of securing critical mineral supply chains for American industry.

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