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"Japan JOGMEC maintains strategic metals stockpiles and co-invests in overseas supply"

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Japan's JOGMEC operates a 60-day rare-metals strategic stockpile under METI policy and takes equity positions in overseas critical-minerals projects (including Australian rare-earth separation) to secure off-take.

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Jurisdiction: JP
Authority: Japan Organization for Metals and Energy Security (under METI)
Source: Japan Organization for Metals and Energy Security Act (Act No. 94 of 2002); METI Stockpile Policy

This is a human-established fact, not a universal axiom. It is true within JP as enacted by Japan Organization for Metals and Energy Security (under METI).

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Japan Organization for Metals and Energy Security (JOGMEC, formerly JOGMEC / JNC), under the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry (METI), operates Japan's strategic rare-metals stockpile (typically 60 days of domestic consumption for each listed metal) and takes equity positions in overseas critical-minerals projects to secure off-take. JOGMEC investments have played a stabilising role in Australian rare-earth processing ventures since Lynas (Mount Weld / Kuantan) in 2011. The JOGMEC model is frequently cited as a template for Australian and US strategic stockpiling policy.

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