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'Westwater Resources To Receive $25M Export-Import Bank Loan For Alabama Graphite Facility; U.S. Export-Import Bank To Loan $58M To Three Critical-Mineral Companies As Trump Meets With Mining Executives; Global Advanced Metals To Receive $25M Export-Import Bank Loan To Boost Tantalum And Niobium Processing; 5E Advanced Metals To Receive $8M In Export-Import Bank Loan For California Boron Project' - Reuters Exclusive
The U.S. Export-Import Bank is lending $58 million to three critical-mineral companies as part of President Donald Trump's push to wean the country off Chinese supplies and bolster American mining and processing,
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