Highlights
- China Rare Earth Group reports 123 newly authorized patents and research spending equal to 2.85% of its stated investment base.
- Environmental innovation in southern China's ion adsorption clay extraction could reshape heavy rare earth competition for dysprosium and terbium.
- China's centralized industrial model offers coordination advantages but may accelerate Western efforts to build competing rare earth supply chains.
- Commercialized technologies and qualified production capacity matter more than patent counts for assessing true competitive strength.
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