Rare Earth Elements Market Should Register an Impressive CAGR of 10.2% From 2020 to 2026 and be Worth US$7.3 Bn by 2026 Over the recent past, the global production of rare earth elements (REE) has witnessed a consistent increase. These elements are vital for the production of electric vehicles (EV), defense products, clean energy, and high-tech consumer electronics. REEs are used in several application areas such as glass, magnets, catalysts, defense applications, and functional ceramics. Among these, magnets and catalysts hold the most significant market share owing to the rise in the production of EVs and advanced consumer electronics. In the coming years, the rapid shift to EVs and clean energy technologies are poised to open fruitful business opportunities in the global rare earth elements Moreover, rigorous innovation, R&D, and strategic collaborations and partnerships are expected to further boost market growth. Fairfield Market Research finds that the total market value of the rare earth elements market is predicted to reach US$ 7.3 billion by 2026, registering a CAGR of 10.2% between 2022 and 2026. Considering that the global rare earth elements market was valued at US$ 3.5 billion in 2020, the expected market value is a strong indicator of the lucrative opportunities floating across the market. This favorable scenario is set to create novel business outcomes, driving robust market expansion. For More Insights into the Market: https://www.fairfieldmarketresearch.com/report/globalrare-earth-elements-market Widespread Adoption of Clean Energy Technologies Set to Launch New Opportunities In the near future, clean energy technologies, particularly electric vehicles and wind power generation, are poised to lead growth in the rare earth elements market. Based on Fairfield Market Research’s recent analysis, by 2026, magnets are projected to command a value share of over 80% in the rare earth elements market. These magnets are extensively used in various clean energy technologies. Neodymium based magnets, widely considered highly suitable for EVs, are set to garner demand over the assessment period. Further, demand for light earth elements such as samarium, cerium, lanthanum, and praseodymium is projected to augment as the production of NiMH batteries increases as these batteries are essential in the manufacturing of hybrid vehicles. Additionally, with the growth of modern wind farms, demand for REEs is expected to surge in the foreseeable future. During the forecast period, the clean energy sector is also anticipated to draw profitable returns from innovative technological advancements and recycling initiatives undertaken by major players in the global rare earth elements market. Despite this, the market is expected to face