Rare earth
PraseodymiumNeodymium's partner in the magnet chain.
Praseodymium is used with neodymium in high-performance permanent magnets and also serves specialist glass applications. Reading the market means distinguishing praseodymium products from the combined NdPr materials that many magnet buyers follow.
Explore the case
- Material
- Pr
- Key uses
- Permanent magnets and glass
- Supply to understand
- Shared rare-earth processing chain
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The best non-China praseodymium figures are still bundled with neodymium.
China's closest public benchmark covers four magnet materials together. Outside China, Lynas is the largest documented operating route and Australia has 7,740 tonnes a year of combined neodymium-praseodymium plant designs.
China benchmark
91%1This is a four-material share, not a praseodymium-only share.
Best documented alternative
7,260 tonnes2Lynas reports the two materials together and does not publish a praseodymium-only split.
Eneabba lists 3,300 tonnes and Nolans 4,440 tonnes a year. Their schedules and start-up risks remain separate.
Before you decide
A useful thesis has a question behind it.
Are you considering separate praseodymium oxide or a combined NdPr product, and does the quote match?
Use the research above to test the case. Then check the exact material, purity, available quantity and resale terms against a dated quote.
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