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Turkey Plans $600 Million Investment to Turn Beylikova Into World Top-Five Rare Earth Producer With 1,500 Jobs

Turkey has announced a $600 million investment to scale Beylikova — the world's second-largest rare earth deposit — into a full industrial operation targeting a top-five global ranking, with three facilities and 1,500 jobs planned in Eskişehir.

7 May 2026

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