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Jai Hamid

Scandium squeeze hits U.S. 5G chips; April 2025 curbs cut yttrium to 17t from 333t

On February 26, 2026 (UTC update), tightening scandium supply was pressuring U.S. 5G chip and aerospace chains as inventories ran thin ahead of a planned March summit in Beijing. After April 2025 controls, yttrium exports to the U.S. fell to 17 tons from 333 tons, and prices climbed about 60% since a November alert, with some manufacturers rationing.
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