Japan Organization for Metals and Energy Security
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Oct 1, 2026
Genna LehmanGUEST
And so it just allows that downstream magnet manufacturing to help offset some of those thin margins in the middle.
Genna LehmanGUEST
Um, Japan, um, it has really good midstream magnet capacity and a really broad, broad policy toolkit and very experienced institutions in JOGMEC and JBIC.
Genna LehmanGUEST
Um, so it's got really...
Genna LehmanGUEST
I- it can use subsidies, equity, loans, and it also, under its Economic Security Promotion Act, um, it, it can use, uh, subsidies to help, uh, address OPEX and CapEx.
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Naoise McDonaghGUEST
I think the G7 is very sensible in what it's targeting.
Hayley ChannerHOST
Mm.
Hayley ChannerHOST
Look, I think there's also an excellent question in the chat from, um, Lauren, uh, about JOGMEC, um, which is a Japanese, uh, organization that deals with, um, metals and is active in Australia.
Hayley ChannerHOST
I think, Jenna, this is a perfect question to address to you.
Martin CreamerNARRATOR
The resulting data will inform further commercialisation plans, The Toronto and New York-listed Platinum Group Metals Limited stated on Thursday, October 1, when it reported that its majority-owned subsidiary, Lion Battery Technologies, had completed the first phase of independent testing and scale-up of its proprietary platinum and palladium-based lithium-sulfur battery technology.
Martin CreamerNARRATOR
Headed by CEO Frank Hallam, Platinum Group Metals is developing South Africa's Waterberg Platinum Group Metals and Base Metal project in Limpopo, together with joint venture partners Manombo-Wethu Consultants, Japan Organization for Metals and Energy Security, and Impala Platinum.
Martin CreamerNARRATOR
While this takes place, next-generation battery technologies using platinum and palladium are being advanced by Lion Battery Technologies, in which the Johannesburg Stock Exchange-listed Valterra Platinum is a 48% shareholder.
Martin CreamerNARRATOR
Valterra Mines smelts and refines platinum group metals in South Africa and Zimbabwe and has integrated marketing hubs in London, Singapore and Shanghai.