Last week, He Qing, Division Chief of Rare Metals and Rare Earth Department of China Nonferrous Industry Association, Tang Wujun, Vice President of Minor Metals Branch of China Nonferrous Industry Association (hereinafter referred to as "CNIA Minor Metals Branch"), Chief Consultant Feng Juncong, Secretary General Liu Mai, secretary Li Chengchen, Antaike lead-zinc analyst Yang Junting and others visited and investigated minor-metal-related enterprises in Guangdong Province.

Secretary General Liu Mai introduced the main work since its establishment to each enterprise, and put forward proposals on the development of scattered metal basic materials. The branch will conduct in-depth discussions with each company on the future development of minor metals and the future industrial layout in China and overseas.

At the seminar, representatives from all parties fully exchanged information on resources such as indium, germanium, and gallium, industrial scale, and the development direction and prospects of downstream applications, and conducted in-depth discussions on key application fields such as photovoltaic materials and target materials in the future.