In-depth insights into strategic metals and current developments in the global commodity markets
Frankfurt am Main, 16 October 2024 - The renowned raw materials supplier TRADIUM launches the podcast "Handfest. The raw materials talk". With this new format, the company is addressing current developments in the markets for critical minerals and rare metals. The aim is to make the complex world of these special resources understandable and to present the various facets of the global supply situation.
"Access to metals such as gallium, germanium and rare earths is crucial for many industries - and the need for information is growing. This also applies to private investors who want to utilise these materials as a physical asset," explains Maximilian Vogler, presenter and commodities expert at TRADIUM. "We want to provide guidance in our podcast and comprehensively explain the role of metals as essential building blocks of modern life."
Knowledge advantage for those interested in raw materials
TRADIUM has been one of the leading commodity traders in Europe for over 25 years and has an extensive network of international partners. With the new podcast, the company aims to make its expertise accessible to everyone in an understandable form. Each episode provides practical insights into economic contexts and technological trends - and also addresses questions such as: "How do political tensions affect supply?" or "How does my car purchase relate to the availability of gallium?" The opportunities and challenges of buying these metals as a physical asset are also highlighted in individual episodes.
Supplement to existing TRADIUM information offerings
TRADIUM is expanding its information offering with the podcast: With Rohstoff.net, the company already operates the first news portal dedicated exclusively to rare earths and technology metals. TRADIUM's raw materials blog also provides regular updates on price developments, new applications and strategic market shifts.
The first episodes of "Handfest. Der Rohstoff-Talk" have been available on all common podcast platforms and on YouTube since 8 October.
