Rare-Earth Elements (REE) and compounds in Russia: Production, Market and Forecast (14 edition)

Annotation

Introduction

1. Mineral resource base of rare earth elements in the Russian Federation

2. Projects in Russia related to the extraction and processing of rare earth raw materials

Tomtor project

Project for the processing of technogenic raw materials (monazite concentrate)

Projects for the extraction of REM from the products of processing of apatite-nepheline ores of the Khibiny group

Alluive Eudialyte-Loparite Mining Project

Other projects

3. Extraction and enrichment of ores containing REM in Russia (1997-2022)

4. Production of rare earth products in the Russian Federation

4.1 Dynamics of production of rare earth products in 1999-2022

4.2 Overview of the current state of manufacturing companies

OJSC "Solikamsk Magnesium Plant" (Russia)

JSC "Akron"

LLC "LIT" (Group of companies "Skygrad")

5. Export-import of rare earth products of the Russian Federation in 1997-2022

REM compounds

Metals and alloys REM

6. Consumption of rare earth products in Russia in 2000-2022

Catalysts for oil refining

Manufacture of glass products, optics

Production of carcatalysts

Catalysts for rubber production

Metallurgy

Growing crystals

Production of rare earth magnets

7. Patent activity in the Russian Federation in the field of production and consumption of rare earth metals (2017-2022)

8. Forecast of production and consumption of REM in Russia until 2030

Appendix 1: Contact information of the main producers and consumers of REM products in Russia

Appendix 2: Patents registered in the Russian Federation (2017-2022) related to the production and consumption of REM

Table 4: REM production volumes in the Russian Federation (in terms of oxides) in 1999-2022, tons

Table 5: Nomenclature of REM products at Russian enterprises

Table 6: Characteristics of carbonates of JSC "Solikamsk Magnesium Plant"

Table 7: Financial performance of Solikamsk Magnesium Plant JSC in 2005-2022, million rubles

Table 8: REM structure of JSC ACRON products in 2017-2020, %

Table 9: Nomenclature of the main rare earth products of LIT LLC (Skygrad Group of Companies)

Table 10: Export of REM compounds from Russia by recipient countries in 1999-2022, t (in physical terms)

Table 11: Imports of REM compounds by Russia by supplying countries in 1999-2022, t (in physical terms)

Table 12: Main companies supplying REM compounds to Russia in 2004-2022, tons

Table 13: Structure of supply of REM compounds by types of products and elements in 2007-2022, %

Table 14: Prices for REM compounds from various suppliers in 2004-2022, USD/kg

Table 15: Export of rare earth metals from Russia by country in 1999-2022, kg

Table 16: Imports of rare earth metals and alloys by Russia by sending countries

Table 17: Companies supplying rare earth metals and alloys to Russia in 2004-2022, tons

Table 18: Prices for rare earth metals and alloys imported by Russia in 2004-2022, USD/kg

Table 19: Balance of production-consumption of REM (in terms of oxides) in Russia in 2000-2022, thousand tons

Table 20: Main enterprises-consumers of REM compounds in Russia in 2006-2022, t (excluding traders)

Table 21: Specifications of Rare Earth Cracking Catalysts from Russian Manufacturers

Table 22: The main consumers of rare earth products in the Russian Federation based on the results of open tenders and competitions in 2018

Table 23: The main consumers of rare earth products in the Russian Federation based on the results of open tenders and competitions in 2019

Table 24: The main consumers of rare earth products in the Russian Federation based on the results of open tenders and competitions in 2020

Table 25: The main consumers of rare earth products in the Russian Federation based on the results of open tenders and competitions in 2021-2022

Figure 1: Distribution of REM reserves by regions of Russia

Figure 2: Production of loparite concentrate and REM in it by Lovozersky GOK LLC in 1997-2022, thousand tons

Figure 3: Dynamics of loparite concentrate processing at SMZ OJSC in 1999-2022, thousand tons

Figure 4: Dynamics of shipments of rare earth products of Solikamsk Magnesium Plant OJSC in 1993-2022, (in terms of oxides), t

Figure 5: Distribution of supplies of REM carbonates produced by SMZ by importers in 2006-2022, %

Figure 6: Dynamics of supplies of REM compounds from the Solikamsk magnesium plant to the domestic market in 2009-2022, tons

Figure 7: Principal process flow diagram for the processing of group rare earth concentrate (SMZ carbonates) LLC "LIT"

Figure 8: Export and import of rare earth compounds in Russia in 1999-2022, tons (in physical terms)

Figure 9: Dynamics of exports of REM compounds from Russia in 1999-2022, thousand tons, million dollars

Figure 10: Dynamics of imports of REM compounds to Russia in 1999-2022, thousand tons, million dollars

Figure 11: Dynamics of export and import of rare earth metals in Russia in 1999-2022 in kind

Figure 12: Dynamics of exports and imports of rare earth metals and alloys in monetary terms in 1999-2022, thousand dollars

Figure 13: The structure of imports of REM and alloys by Russia by type of product in 2006-2022, %

Figure 14: Structure of REM imports by Russia in 2004-2013 and in 2014-2022. broken down by metals, %

Figure 15: Dynamics of "apparent" and real consumption of REM (in terms of oxides) in Russia in 2000-2022, thousand tons

Figure 16: Estimated structure of REM consumption in Russia by directions in 2004-2022 (in terms of oxides), %

Figure 17: Estimated structure of REM use in Russia (in terms of oxides) broken down by metals in 2010-2022, %

Figure 18: Mischmetal import dynamics in Russia in 2005-2022, tons

Figure 19: Forecast of REM production (in terms of oxides) in Russia

Figure 20: Forecast of real REM consumption (in terms of oxides) in Russia until 2030, thousand tons