Korea Zinc to issue about $1.9 billion in shares to U.S.-controlled joint venture as project lines up $4.7 billion in loans and $210 million CHIPS Act support
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U.S. government-backed equity, loans, and CHIPS Act funding for Korea Zinc and USA Rare Earth underscores an industrial-policy push to onshore critical minerals and reduce China-linked supply-chain risk. The scale of blended financing and offtake-style access signals firmer medium-term demand visibility for strategic base and rare-earth metals, potentially tightening U.S.-aligned supply and lifting risk premia across critical-minerals-linked commodities and equities.
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Korea Zinc will issue about $1.9 billion in shares to a U.S.-controlled holding joint venture, while the rest of the project financing will be backed by about $4.7 billion in loans from the U.S. government and financial institutions and $210 million in Commerce support through the CHIPS Act. A separate disclosure shows USA Rare Earth also secured access to up to $277 million in federal funding and up to $1.3 billion in senior secured loans, alongside an equity component. The funding push is aimed at building out critical minerals supply chains and strengthening U.S.-linked capacity for industrial metals such as zinc, according to Reuters.
