Romanian entrepreneur Frank Timis controls the Tanbreez project in Greenland, a key rare metals deposit in a post-carbon era.
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Frank Timis, known for his mining activities, indirectly controls one of the most valuable rare metal deposits in Greenland through European Lithium and Critical Metals Corp. The Tanbreez project, with a mining license obtained in 2020, is located in a strategic area, providing resources needed for modern technologies. Control over these rare metals is becoming a significant geopolitical advantage as major powers seek alternatives to dependence on China.
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