In Uzbekistan, a plant will be built to process up to 15 thousand tons of fluorite
New fluorite processing capacity would expand supply of processed fluorite if built.
Source →The trace
How it reaches your house.
Starting from Mongolrostsvetmet SOE, we walked the supply graph hop by hop to the goods you buy and the companies you own. Each step is the engine’s reasoning, scored for confidence and cited where a source backs it.
First impact
Fluorspar (Acid Grade) →supply upHigh dependency on fluorspar-derived inputs means new processed-fluorite capacity should ease supply constraints for this downstream sector.
70% confidenceFluorspar (Acid Grade) →supply upThis good has a very high dependency on fluorspar inputs, so added acid-grade supply should make its upstream input flow more available.
68% confidenceMongolrostsvetmet SOE →supply upThe Uzbek project would add acid-grade fluorite processing capacity, increasing availability in the same fluorspar market that Mongolrostsvetmet supplies.
Hop 2
HVAC systems and equipment →supply upIf built, the Uzbekistan plant would add processed fluorspar supply, easing a critical HVAC input and improving availability for HVAC systems and equipment.
83% confidenceFrozen foods →supply upHFC Refrigerants (R-404A / R-507A)
More fluorite processing capacity should increase availability of fluorine-derived refrigerant feedstocks, easing a critical cold-chain input for frozen foods.
77% confidenceOrbia →supply upHop 3
HFC Refrigerants (R-404A / R-507A) →supply upHFC refrigerants are a critical input to cold-chain refrigeration, so more refrigerant supply should ease constraints on frozen foods availability.
78% confidence
Where it lands
What you buy, and what you own.
Goods you buy
HVAC systems and equipment · Frozen foods
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