• Tekedia Capital flagged rising risk of mineral shortages as electric vehicles, renewables, data centers, power grids compete for critical inputs.
• High supply-chain concentration seen as a strategic vulnerability, amplifying exposure to export controls, sanctions, political instability, trade restrictions.
• Long mine development timelines expected to limit near-term supply response, raising odds of price volatility and project delays.
• Infrastructure constraints cited as a binding bottleneck, with roads, rail, ports, power, processing needed to scale output.
• Priority actions included investment in mining, refining, recycling, material efficiency to diversify supply chains and reduce dependence on single-country capacity.

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