China's rare-metal clamp creates a tungsten void; Lianyou builds high-value lines to capture demand

Angel Liu, Taipei; Levi Li, DIGITIMES Asia Friday 5 December 2025 0

Lianyou Metals GM Wu Yung-chung. Credit: DIGITIMES

China's rare metal export controls have created a clear global supply gap. Lianyou Metals, a key recycler and smelter of tungsten and cobalt, expects to gain from offshore demand and long-term order shifts. The company has approved a NT$650 million...

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