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Fortune
Lionel Lim

China plans to curb exports of minerals and battery technology—key to your EVs and electronics

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China hopes it’s found its leverage in the tech war with Washington. The country holds a dominant position in the processing of critical minerals like gallium and lithium. Chinese companies like battery giant CATL have also emerged as key suppliers to automakers around the world. 

Now, Beijing may be leaning into that dominance to respond to U.S. moves denying access to semiconductors and other advanced technologies. 

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