Participation in the International Congress on Rare Metals – Solutions for an Independent Industry

03.06.2026

Specialists of ZAVKOM-ENGINEERING took part in the International Congress on Rare Metals, Materials and Technologies REDMET 2026. The event brought together representatives of science, large businesses, and government authorities to develop strategies for the development of the rare metal industry in the context of current economic challenges.

Today, rare and rare earth metals (REM) are not just a raw material base, but a foundation for ensuring technological sovereignty in nuclear energy, photonics, microelectronics, and the aerospace industry. The business program focuses on supra-system challenges: supply chain resilience, environmental transformation of industrial facilities, and scaling of new beneficiation and processing technologies.

— Participation in the International Congress on Rare Metals – Solutions for an Independent Industry

For large mining, metallurgical, oil and gas companies, the development of new areas such as deep processing and extraction of rare metals requires the application of complex hydrometallurgical and extraction processes in highly aggressive environments.

Possessing relevant engineering experience and understanding market demands, we offer our Customers comprehensive EPC solutions for the construction and modernization of REM enterprises:

Technology scaling: development and supply of extraction, rectification, evaporation и crystallization units for producing high-purity rare metal compounds.
Equipment for aggressive environments: in-house production of columns, reactors and heat exchangers from special alloys for reliable operation of leaching and extraction processes.
Automation (APCS): precise control of all physico-chemical parameters of the complex hydrometallurgical cycle.
Modular skid-mounted solutions: : supply of process units as high-readiness complexes, which radically reduces the time and cost of installation work at remote deposits and mining and processing plants.

Participation in the congress allowed us to take a qualitatively new step in synchronizing our own production and engineering capabilities with the promising demands of the market.