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Recently, the US Molly Mining Company, which owns the rare earth mine of the Yamaguchi Gorge in California, announced that it has registered with the US Securities and Exchange Commission and will raise $500 million through the listing to reopen and expand the mine. This news has attracted the attention of relevant domestic enterprises and media. In fact, China's rare earth reserves account for 71.1% of the world's total. It is the world's largest rare earth storage, production and trading country, with a total export volume of 80%. Since there is such a big advantage, why is the domestic response strong?
This is because the competitive advantage of China's rare earths mainly depends on resources and prices. After the 1990s, China's large-scale mining of rare earths and exports, in the case of low mining costs and almost no environmental protection costs, China's cheap rare earths dominate the world market, most countries stopped mining. The rare earth industry that relies on sacrificing the environment to fight for price advantage, even lower than the processing and manufacturing industry that relies on the advantage of labor cost, is the lowest level of competitive advantage and is also unsustainable.
In recent years, the Chinese government has realized the impact of the low-cost export of rare earth resources and has begun to adopt some restrictive measures. The most important one is the export quota restriction, which has greatly increased the international rare earth price. However, this system has not significantly improved the competitiveness of China's rare earth industry, but only allowed some enterprises that have obtained export quotas to obtain huge profits. It can be seen that intervening in the market through simple resource control means is not a clever competitive strategy. After the price of rare earth has risen, many rare earth mines abroad have regained the value of mining. It is also logical to carry out mining, forcing China's rare earth industry to only fight prices with others, so that rare earth enterprises will be so sensitive to foreign mining.
In fact, the competition in the rare earth industry is not just as simple as controlling resources. Restricting exports does not improve the competitiveness of China's rare earth industry. In the case that resources are not monopolistic, the competitive advantage and discourse power of the rare earth industry are firmly in the technical link. At present, although China has a number of original rare earth smelting separation and purification technologies, the core patents of rare earth functional materials are basically monopolized by foreign countries. Since 1985, more than 4,288 patents concerning rare earths have been applied in China, including 2,188 patent applications from foreign companies, accounting for more than 51% of the total number of rare earth patents in China. More than half of the rare earth intellectual property rights are in the hands of foreign companies. The development of China's rare earth industry is severely constrained. Fighting resource reserves and price wars can only be the only weapon in China's rare earth industry. Now we must change our way of thinking to participate in the international rare earth industry competition, that is, to encourage technological innovation and occupy the commanding heights of science and technology. Only by possessing strong technical capabilities can we enhance the value of rare earth resources and even integrate the global rare earth resources.
Therefore, we should abandon the administrative monopoly thinking, abolish the export quota system, establish a taxation system that encourages technological innovation, subsidize some of the taxation to subsidize the R&D of rare earth enterprises, protect rare earth resources, and encourage industrial technological innovation. For raw minerals and primary products with lower added value, punitive resource tax and export tariffs can be imposed, while the higher value-added rare earth products, the lower the export tariff and resource tax. Only in this way can we suppress the living space of enterprises that rely on rare earth resources to gain competitive advantage and promote the upgrading of technology throughout the industry. Only by realizing the transformation of China's rare earth industry from price to technology, can China transform from a rare earth country to a rare earth power.
Huge rare earth reserves have always been regarded as a major advantage of China's occupation of the high-end industrial chain, but this advantage has yet to be consolidated. At present, the vast majority of rare earth supply in the international market comes from China. However, the United States and other Western countries began to seek to get rid of dependence on China's rare earths and develop their own rare earth resources. For China's rare earth industry, relying only on price and resource advantages, the road will only become narrower and narrower. We must try to improve our innovation capabilities in order to truly enhance China's rare earth resources and even participate in the integration of the world's rare earth resources.