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China to allow export of rare earths for civilian use
Financial Express Mumbai
|December 20, 2025
CHINA ON FRIDAY said it will approve export of its rare-earth metals for civilian use, amid India's persistent calls for Beijing to lift curbs and resume the export of precious metals needed to manufacture a host of modern products.
China's export control on rare earth-related items in accordance with laws and regulations does not target any specific country, its foreign ministry spokesperson Guo Jiakun said, responding to a media query on India's calls for resumption of rare-earth overwhich Beijing holds a near monopoly.
"As long as the export is for civilian use and complies with regulations, the Chinese government will approve the application in a timely manner," he said, highlighting China's stand not to export the metals to manufacture defence products.
"China stands ready to step up dialogue and cooperation with relevant countries and regions to jointly keep the global industrial and supply chains stable," he said. However, he emphasised that the permits would be for civilian use.
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