China spent $120B to lock down critical minerals overseas: report

Geopolitics · Mining.com ·

China has invested more than $120 billion in overseas mining and upstream processing since 2023, according to Australian think tank Climate Energy Finance. The spending targeted lithium, copper, nickel, rare earths and bauxite essential for electric vehicles, renewable power and industrial decarbonization, described as a coordinated strategy of "green energy statecraft."

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