Molycorp

Now Molycorp is looking to reopen its Mountain Pass mine in California, which closed in 2002, and a host of other firms are attempting to develop deposits.

Chinese moves to limit mineral supplies sparks struggle over rare earths Tania Branigan in Beijing 2010

Now, Molycorp is ramping up again and hopes to begin mining next year and producing 20,000 metric tons of rare earth oxides by late 2012.

U.S. Rare-Earth Miner Downplays China Worries James T. Areddy 2010

Over the next 30 years, Molycorp is permitted to make its pit 300 feet deeper, which could increase the world’s supply of rare earths by 10 percent or more a year.

Clean Energy's Dirty Little Secret 2009

Over the next 30 years, Molycorp is permitted to make its pit 300 feet deeper, which could increase the world’s supply of rare earths by 10 percent or more a year.

Clean Energy's Dirty Little Secret 2009

Over the next 30 years, Molycorp is permitted to make its pit 300 feet deeper, which could increase the world’s supply of rare earths by 10 percent or more a year.

Clean Energy's Dirty Little Secret 2009

In late 2008, an investment group led by two private-equity firms, Resource Capital Funds and Pegasus Capital Advisors, commodities trader Traxys Group and Goldman Sachs paid $80 million to purchase a long-forgotten unit of Chevron called Molycorp .

Molycorp Pays Off for Buyout Believers Gregory Zuckerman 2011

Molycorp now owns 100% of the Sillamäe, Estonia-based facility, known as Molycorp Sillamäe.

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Shares in potential producers of the minerals outside China, such as Molycorp and Lynas

Reuters: Top News 2010

Shares in potential producers of the minerals outside China, such as Molycorp and Lynas

Yahoo! News: Business - Opinion 2010

Shares in potential producers of the minerals outside China, such as Molycorp and Lynas

Reuters: Top News 2010