EU Minerals Deal 2026 Major Boost for Brussels

EU plans massive investment in Australia’s critical minerals to cut dependence on China

The EU plans ‘massive’ investment in Australia’s critical minerals sector as it seeks to make Canberra a major partner in reducing the bloc’s current reliance on China.  “Since we wish to diversify away from China, then one of the most likely partners has to be Australia,” said the EU’s ambassador to Australia, Lawrence Meredith, who added that the bloc’s security and defence partnership, agreed with Canberra earlier this year, also relies on co…

EU readying for major Australian resources investment, ambassador says

SYDNEY, Oct 27 - The European Union expects a wave of investment into the Australian critical minerals sector as it pushes to diversify its supply chain away from China, the bloc's ambassador to Australia Lawrence Meredith said on Tuesday. Read more at straitstimes.com.

EU is turning to Australian minerals to reduce dependence on China

Europe is seeking to turn its closer relationship with Australia into a source of industrial security, directing attention toward investments that could connect Australian mineral resources with European manufacturing. The ambition extends beyond purchasing additional raw materials. Brussels wants more dependable supply chains for the processed metals needed by defence companies, advanced technology manufacturers and clean-energy industries. Law…

EU investment plans could accelerate Australia's critical minerals development

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EU Minerals Deal 2026 Major Boost for Brussels

Brussels, 27 October, (Brussels Morning Newspaper) – The European Union is pursuing substantial investment opportunities in Australia’s critical minerals sector as Brussels intensifies efforts to secure essential raw materials and reduce dependence on Chinese supply chains. The EU …