@solcoatech: We’ve secured $75M in financing to build Solcoa One, our first commercial rare earth metallization plant.
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Solcoa Tech has secured $75 million in financing to build Solcoa One, its first commercial rare earth metallization plant.
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We’ve secured $75M in financing to build Solcoa One, our first commercial rare earth metallization plant. https://t.co/uGYhJzF6Dc
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