New Step for Rare Earth Elements in Eskişehir: Some Properties Will Be Expropriated Urgently.
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A decision has been made to urgently expropriate certain properties in the Sivrihisar and Beylikova districts of Eskişehir to facilitate mining and production investments in thorium, barite, fluorite, and rare earth elements. Under the Presidential Decree, the expropriation process will be carried out by the Eti Maden İşletmeleri General Directorate.
New projects have been launched in the Sivrihisar and Beylikova districts of Eskişehir to bring thorium, barite, fluorite, and rare earth elements into the economy. Urgent expropriation decisions have been made regarding certain properties for various investments, primarily mining and production facilities.
In Eskişehir, expropriation decisions have been made for many plots of land in order to extract rare earth elements.
Economy - A significant step has been taken to bring the thorium, barite, fluorite, and rare earth elements found in the Sivrihisar and Beylikova districts of Eskişehir into the economy. With a decision published in the Official Gazette, an expedited expropriation process has been initiated for the immovable properties needed within Eti Maden's licensed area.
In Eskişehir, one of Türkiye's richest regions in terms of rare earth elements, the green light has been given for strategic reserves. A decision has been made to urgently expropriate certain properties needed for facilities and mining activities that will bring thorium, barite, fluorite, and other rare earth elements into the economy.
The Presidential Decree on the matter was published in the Official Gazette. The decree concerns thorium, barite, and fluorite deposits located within the borders of Sivrihisar and Beylikova districts of Eskişehir, and under the ownership of Eti Maden İşletmeleri General Directorate...
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