BRICS 2025 Summit: Rare Earth Supply & Exports Take Center Stage

BRICS nations gear up to reshape the global rare earths game—just as Western markets start sweating their supply chains.

Key players Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa will table strategies to dominate critical mineral exports when they meet in 2025. No more begging for tech manufacturers' scraps—this is geopolitical resource warfare with spreadsheets.

Western miners watching from the sidelines? Cue the 'free market' tantrums. Meanwhile, BRICS delegates will likely be sipping champagne paid for by 400% rare earth markup profits.

One thing's certain: The 2025 summit could trigger more market chaos than a Bitcoin ETF approval—with better fundamentals to back it up.

China To Rewrite Trade Deals on Rare Earth Supply & Exports at BRICS 2025 Summit

Brazil’s BRICS Ambassador Kenneth Nobrega confirmed that China will discuss rare earth supply and exports at the upcoming summit.he said.

he said. However, he revealed to Business Standard that they have not reached the point of negotiation yet.

As BRICS controls 42% of the global oil and gas supply, they hold 70% of rare earth supply and exports. China will be the lead contender in the discussions and allow member nations to trade REEs. The US is at a loss due to Trump’s tariffs as the trade wars have rubbed developing nations the wrong way.