
Last month, Glencore joined the @EximBankUS’ Annual Conference. Head of Marketing for Metals and Bulks Jyothish George joined a panel on critical minerals security, underscoring how strong government-industry partnerships and a stable, supportive regulatory environment are key to unlocking investment and resilient supply.
“Re-industrialisation is going to take some time. You need mines. You need processing facilities. You need manufacturing facilities... and what you need most is regulatory stability. Mining companies need to feel that the rules of the game won’t change for some period of time so that we have the certainty required to invest capital.”
And at @Securing_Energy Summit 2026, Glencore’s Head of U.S. Corporate Affairs Seth Levey joined conversations on Project Vault – the U.S. government‑backed initiative to build a strategic stockpile of critical minerals, designed to strengthen supply chains for American industry.
Seth highlighted how Glencore’s position – as a miner and trader – means we can operate across the critical minerals value chain to support unique partnerships like Project Vault: “We’re able to use our unique model and take everything produced from a mine all the way to market, and also on the back-end through to recycling. And so we think with Project Vault there is going to be a lot of opportunities to really buttress our global mining supply chain and our trading platform.”
The message is clear: partnership, stability and market expertise are central to securing the critical minerals of the future.


English











