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FAQ: Expected Cobalt Deficit and Supply Outlook in 2026
TL;DR
The Democratic Republic of Congo's cobalt export suspension and quota system from 2025 offers a strategic advantage to secure better pricing and market control.
The DRC will suspend cobalt exports in 2025 to implement a quota system, planning to export 96,600 tons annually between 2026 and 2027.
This policy shift aims to create a more stable and equitable cobalt market, potentially improving economic conditions in the DRC and global supply chains.
The world's top cobalt producer is changing the game with a 2025 export halt, setting the stage for a new global market dynamic.
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The article discusses the expected cobalt deficit threatening supply outlook in 2026, primarily due to export suspensions by the Democratic Republic of Congo.
The Democratic Republic of Congo supplies over 70% of the world's cobalt, so its export suspension and quota system implementation directly impact global cobalt supply and prices.
The Democratic Republic of Congo suspended cobalt exports in early 2025.
Between 2026-2027, the Democratic Republic of Congo expects to export a total of 96,600 tons of cobalt annually.
Geopolitical dynamics will also play a factor in markets for other commodities, such as natural hydrogen that companies like MAX Power Mining Corp. focus on.
Readers can find more information at https://www.miningnewswire.com/expected-cobalt-deficit-threatens-supply-outlook-in-2026/.
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The Democratic Republic of Congo suspended cobalt exports to influence global prices and shift to a quota system.
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