Technology metals and rare earth elements

Effectively protect against currency devaluation with commodities

Through our partner—a renowned trading company for strategic metals and rare earths—I have successfully offered a portfolio of rare raw materials for years. These can include, for example, rhenium, indium, neodymium oxide, or hafnium.

Advantages

  • Entry from €5,000
  • Purchase of physical raw materials stored in a duty-free high-security warehouse
  • Full physical ownership
  • Tax-free after one year of holding
  • Highly value-stable during crises and with strong potential for appreciation
  • Optional: digital account management
  • Value growth driven by the scarcity of critical raw materials
  • Investment horizon: 5–10 years
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Key industrial and medical applications of rare commodities

Dysprosium oxide
  • Magnets in electric vehicles, power generators, energy-saving lamps, halogen lamps, laser technology, control rods in nuclear reactors
  • LEDs, solar technology, green hydrogen, computer cooling systems, alloys, batteries, magnets
  • Energy storage technology, fiber optic cables, infrared optics, quantum dot solar cells, medical sector, semiconductors, polymerization catalysts for plastic production
  • Nuclear fusion, superalloys, plasma cutting tips, hafnium oxide for optical applications, chemical vapor deposition, nuclear technology, catalysts, state-of-the-art computer chips, catalytic converters, applications in cancer therapy, medical rapid tests
  • Touchscreens, alloys and soldering, photovoltaics, semiconductors, thermal interface materials, batteries, laser chips, quantum materials
  • High-performance magnets, enamel colorants, UV-absorbing glass, laser technology, permanent magnets
  • Gas liquefaction, engines – turbines, catalysts, medical applications, aerospace, superatomic semiconductors
  • Semiconductors, phosphors in cathode-ray tubes, coatings for data storage, micromagnets, high-temperature fuel cells, dopants and light emitters in the lighting industry
  • Floodlight systems, lightweight alloys for aircraft, aerospace, and automobiles, solid oxide fuel cells, laser cutting tools, magnetic data storage, PC and TV screens, electrolyzers for green hydrogen, high-temperature superconductors