Aclara makes mineral push as production nears
The company seeks additional funds to finance its Western Hemisphere supply chain, which it envisions as an alternative to Chinese-sourced minerals.
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The company seeks additional funds to finance its Western Hemisphere supply chain, which it envisions as an alternative to Chinese-sourced minerals.
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Company leadership said the move allows the minerals to be used while the nation’s processing infrastructure gets up to speed.
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