A compelling argument that explains why Dy supply exceeds demand even with Chinese separation plants operating at heavily reduced outputs. Also why NTU has never been able to come up with a viable business plan to date.
Now NTU is searching for a magic puddings and acquisitions in the LRE sector.
Too little too late IMO.
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