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    Rare-Earth Elements (REE) and compounds in Russia: Production, Market and Forecast (16 edition)

    Number of pages: 147 Number of tables: 30 Number of figures: 20
    Language: Russian
    Released: 23.06.2026
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    This report is the 16th edition of the study on the rare earth elements (metals) and their compounds market in Russia.

    The purpose of the study is to analyze the rare earth elements (metals) and their compounds market in Russia and forecast its development to 2030.

    The object of the study is rare earth elements (yttrium, lanthanum, and 13 elements of the lanthanide group: cerium, praseodymium, neodymium, samarium, europium, gadolinium, terbium, dysprosium, holmium, erbium, thulium, ytterbium, and lutetium), their concentrates, alloys, and chemical compounds. The study does not cover scandium, the market for which is analyzed in a separate Infomine report (http://www.infomine.ru/research/38/378 ).

    This work is a desk study. The following sources of information were used: data from statistical committees of the EAEU countries (including Rosstat, the National Statistical Committee of the Republic of Belarus, and the Bureau of National Statistics of the Agency for Strategic Planning and Reforms of the Republic of Kazakhstan); international databases of the UN (UNdata), World Bank, and Eurostat; international and European trade data (UN Comtrade, Trade Map); the Federal Customs Service of the Russian Federation (up to 2022); the Unified Procurement Information System; rail transportation statistics; the SBIS database; foreign specialized companies; annual and quarterly reports of securities issuers; industry and regional press, conference materials, websites of manufacturing companies and consumers of the products under study; scientific and technical literature (e.g., Elibrary), the Federal Institute of Industrial Property (FIPS) patent database; the InfoMine database, etc.

     

    Research timeframe: 1997-2025; forecast – up to 2035.

    Research geography: Russian Federation – comprehensive, detailed market analysis. Scope of the study: The report consists of 8 parts and contains 147 pages, including 20 figures, 30 tables, and 2 appendices.

     

    The first chapter of the report describes in detail the rare earth mineral resource base in Russia. It presents the characteristics of existing deposits and provides data on potential rare earth reserves.

    The second chapter is devoted to projects in the Russian Federation related to the extraction and processing of rare earth minerals. The most promising projects are highlighted and described.

    The third chapter presents data on the extraction and beneficiation of rare earth ores. A detailed description of the main Russian rare earth producer (Lovozersky GOK LLC) is provided.

    The fourth chapter is devoted to the production of rare earth products in Russia. It presents the range of rare earth products produced by Russian enterprises, provides a detailed description of rare earth producer companies, and shows production and supply trends.

    Chapter 5 presents data on Russia's REE exports and imports from 1997 to 2025, broken down by supply route and product type. It also provides price trends for various types of supplied REEs (compounds and metals).

    Chapter 6 provides a detailed description of rare earth product consumption in Russia. It presents the dynamics of REE consumption in Russia (2000-2025), the consumption structure for individual REEs, and the main consuming companies. It also provides a description of the areas of rare earth product consumption in Russia.

    Chapter 7 is devoted to an overview of patent activity in Russia in the field of rare earth metals.

    Chapter 8 provides a forecast for the production and consumption of rare earth products in Russia through 2035 and presents various scenarios for the development of the REE market.

    The appendices provide contact information for the main rare earth metal producers and consumers in the Russian Federation, as well as a list of patents for inventions in the field of rare earth metals for 2017-2025.

     

    Target audience of the study:

    - Rare earth metal market participants – producers, consumers, and traders;

    - Potential investors.

    This study is intended to serve as a reference guide for specialists working in the rare earth metals market and making management decisions.

    Abstract

     

    Introduction

     

    1. Rare Earth Element Resource Base in the Russian Federation

     

    2. Rare Earth Mining and Processing Projects in Russia

    Tomtorskoye Deposit Development Project (Yakutia)

    Monazite Concentrate Processing Project

    Projects for REE Extraction from Apatite-Nepheline Ore Processing Products of the Khibiny Group

    Alluaiv Eudialyte-Loparite Ore Development Project

    Kuljokskaya Area Development Project

    Other Projects

     

    3. REE Mining and Beneficiation in Russia (1997-2025)

     

    4. Rare Earth Production in the Russian Federation

    4.1 Rare Earth Production Dynamics in 1999-2025

    4.2 Overview of the Current Status of Manufacturing Companies

    OJSC Solikamsk Magnesium Plant

    OJSC Acron

    OOO LIT (Skygrad Group of Companies)

     

    5. Export and Import of Rare Earth Products in the Russian Federation in 1997-2025

    Rare Earth Compounds

    Rare Earth Metals and Alloys

     

    6. Consumption of Rare Earth Products in Russia in 2000-2025

    Oil refining catalysts

    Glass and optics manufacturing

    Automotive catalyst manufacturing

    Rubber catalysts

    Metallurgy

    Crystal growth

    Rare earth magnet production

     

    7. Patent activity in the Russian Federation related to rare earth metal production and consumption (2017-2025)

     

    8. Forecast for rare earth metal production and consumption in Russia to 2035

     

    Appendix 1: Contact information for key manufacturers and consumers of rare earth metal products in Russia

    Appendix 2. Patents registered in the Russian Federation (2017-2025) related to rare earth metal production and consumption

    Table 1: Characteristics of the Main REE Deposits in Russia

    Table 2: Content and Distribution of REE Oxides in Various Sources in the Russian Federation, %

    Table 3: Financial Performance of Lovozersky Mining and Processing Plant LLC

    Table 4: REE Production Volumes in the Russian Federation (in terms of oxides) in 1999-2025, t

    Table 5: Range of REE Products at Russian Enterprises

    Table 6: Characteristics of REE Carbonates at Solikamsk Magnesium Plant OJSC

    Table 7: Financial Performance of Solikamsk Magnesium Plant OJSC in 2005-2025, RUB million

    Table 8: Structure of Rare Earth Metal Products by JSC AKRON in 2017-2020, %

    Table 9. Nomenclature of Main Rare Earth Products by LIT LLC (Skygrad Group)

    Table 10: Exports of Rare Earth Metal Compounds from Russia by Recipient Country in 1999-2025, Tons (in physical terms)

    Table 11: Imports of Rare Earth Metal Compounds by Russia by Supplier Country in 1999-2025, Tons (in physical terms)

    Table 12: Main Suppliers of Rare Earth Metal Compounds to Russia in 2004-2014, Tons

    Table 13: Main Suppliers of Rare Earth Metal Compounds to Russia in 2015-2024, Tons

    Table 14: Structure of Rare Earth Compound Supplies by Type Products and Elements in 2007-2024, %

    Table 15: Structure of Rare Earth Compound Supplies from China to Russia in 2023-2025, tons

    Table 16: Average Annual Prices for Rare Earth Compounds Exported and Imported by Russia in 2019-2025, USD/kg

    Table 17: Rare Earth Metal Exports from Russia by Country in 1999-2025, kg

    Table 18: Rare Earth Metal and Alloy Imports by Russia by Source Country in 1999-2025, tons

    Table 19: Rare Earth Metal and Alloy Suppliers to Russia in 2004-2014, tons

    Table 20: Rare Earth Metal and Alloy Suppliers to Russia in 2014-2024 Table 21: Prices of Rare Earth Metals and Alloys Imported by Russia in 2014-2025, USD/kg

    Table 22: REE Supply-Demand Balance (in Oxide Calculations) in Russia in 2000-2025, thousand tons

    Table 23: Main Consumers of Imported REE Compounds in Russia in 2014-2024, tons

    Table 24: Technical Specifications of Rare Earth Cracking Catalysts by Russian Manufacturers

    Table 25: Consumers and Suppliers of Rare Earth Products in the Russian Federation Based on Open Tenders and Competitions in 2018

    Table 26: Consumers and Suppliers of Rare Earth Products in the Russian Federation Based on Open Tenders and Competitions in 2019

    Table 27: Consumers and Suppliers Rare earth products in the Russian Federation based on open tenders and competitions in 2020

    Table 28: Consumers and suppliers of rare earth products in the Russian Federation based on open tenders and competitions in 2021-2023

    Table 29: Consumers and suppliers of rare earth products in the Russian Federation based on open tenders and competitions in 2024-2026

    Table 30: Development scenarios for the rare earth industry in Russia 

    Figure 1: Distribution of REE reserves by Russian regions

    Figure 2. Share of heavy REEs in ores at selected Russian deposits, %

    Figure 3: Production of loparite concentrate and REEs in it at Lovozersky GOK LLC in 1997-2025, thousand tons

    Figure 4: Dynamics of loparite concentrate processing at SMZ OJSC in 1999-2025, thousand tons

    Figure 5: Dynamics of rare earth product shipments at Solikamsk Magnesium Plant OJSC in 1993-2025 (in terms of oxides), tons

    Figure 6: Distribution of REE carbonate deliveries from SMZ by importer in 2006-2025, %

    Figure 7: Basic process flow diagram for processing group rare earth concentrate (SMZ carbonates) LIT LLC

    Figure 8: Export and import of rare earth compounds in Russia in 1999-2025, tons (in kind)

    Figure 9: Dynamics of exports of rare earth compounds from Russia in 1999-2025, thousand tons, million dollars

    Figure 10: Dynamics of imports of rare earth compounds to Russia in 1999-2025, thousand tons, million dollars

    Figure 11: Dynamics of exports and imports of rare earth metals in Russia in 1999-2025 in physical terms

    Figure 12: Dynamics of exports and imports of rare earth metals and alloys

    Figure 13: Structure of REE and alloy imports by Russia by product type in 2006-2025, %

    Figure 14: Structure of REE imports by Russia in 2004-2013 and 2014-2025 Broken down by metal, %

    Figure 15: Dynamics of "apparent" and actual consumption of rare-earth metals (in terms of oxides) in Russia

    Figure 16: Estimated structure of rare-earth metal consumption in Russia by application

    Figure 17: Estimated structure of rare-earth metal use in Russia (in terms of oxides), broken down by metal in 2010-2024, %

    Figure 18: Dynamics of Russian mischmetal imports in 2005-2025, t

    Figure 19: Number of Russian patents for inventions in the field of rare-earth metals in 2017-2025, units

    Figure 20: Optimistic forecast of rare-earth metal consumption (in terms of oxides) in Russia up to 2035, thousand t

     

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