Critical Minerals Industry: DataM Intelligence Helped Japan-Based Tech Leader in Identifying Strategic Opportunities Across Asia-Pacific

Critical Minerals Industry: DataM Intelligence Helped Japan-Based Tech Leader in Identifying Strategic Opportunities Across Asia-Pacific

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AUSTIN, Texas and TOKYO, Oct. 28, 2025

AUSTIN, Texas and TOKYO, Oct. 28, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- DataM Intelligence, a global leader in industrial market intelligence and consulting, has successfully supported a Japan-based engineering and technology firm in identifying high-potential opportunities across the Asia-Pacific critical minerals market. The engagement helped the client connect its chlor-alkali production technologies with key mining and refining companies active in lithium, nickel, rare earth, and aluminum processing, key segments driving the region's sustainable industrial transition.

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Challenge

The client aimed to strengthen its presence in the Asia-Pacific mining and mineral processing market by promoting its advanced chlor-alkali and electrochemical process technologies. Despite its global expertise, the company faced major challenges:

These gaps restricted the company's ability to target the right customers, evaluate reagent supply potential, and scale its presence in the growing Asia-Pacific rare earth elements market.

DataM Intelligence's Solution

To bridge this gap, DataM Intelligence executed a 12-week industrial consulting engagement combining chemical-process analysis, industrial facility mapping, and technology pipeline assessment. Using its proprietary Industrial Process Intelligence Platform and extensive market datasets, DataM provided a multi-dimensional view of reagent usage, process applications, and partnership opportunities.

Key Deliverables

Impact and Results

The engagement delivered measurable outcomes, allowing the client to develop a precise, data-backed expansion roadmap in the Asia-Pacific rare earth minerals sector.

Through DataM's intelligence and analysis, the client:

This case demonstrates how DataM Intelligence's process-level consulting combines engineering insight with commercial data to empower clients in the chemical, materials, and mining markets to make faster, smarter, and more strategic decisions.

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About DataM Intelligence

DataM Intelligence 4 Market Research LLP, headquartered in Hyderabad, India, is a global market intelligence and consulting firm specializing in industrial research, technology scouting, process analytics, and partner identification across chemicals, manufacturing, and energy sectors.

With coverage of 200+ industries, 10,000+ facilities, and an in-house Asia-Pacific industrial intelligence database, DataM helps global companies bridge technical innovation with market growth.

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If your organization requires similar support in the chemicals, materials, or mining market, DataM Intelligence offers tailored solutions including:

DataM will customize every report according to your business objectives, ensuring actionable insights for market entry, technology promotion, or regional expansion.

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