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Australia bails out Trafigura smelters as it seeks to secure critical minerals

Albanese government considers price floors to develop supply chain

Australia’s government has bailed out Trafigura’s lead and zinc smelters to stave off their collapse on the condition that the global commodity company pushes to develop a new supply chain for critical minerals.

Canberra is also considering setting a floor on the price of rare earths and some critical minerals to underpin the viability of projects as part of a wider policy to break China’s grip on the strategic sector.

The plan, pledged during Prime Minister Anthony Albanese’s election campaign this year, is aimed at carving out a role for Australia as an important non-Chinese supplier for the global defence and energy industries.

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