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Vanadium: From discovery to industrial powerhouse

Vanadium’s story began in 1801 when del Rio first discovered the element. Unfortunately, his discovery was dismissed by a French chemist, who incorrectly claimed it was merely impure chromium. Trusting

The next big opportunity….

The shift from fossil fuels to electric power is gaining momentum, with supercars and private jets among the latest to transition to battery power. Ferrari’s CEO, Benedetto Vigna, recently announced

Driving growth in a dynamic market

The ferro-alloy sector is witnessing a remarkable transformation driven by increasing demand for specialised metals essential to various high-tech and industrial applications. The growing adoption of electric vehicles, renewable energy

History of Vanadium

In 1831, Swedish scientist Sefstrom officially discovered vanadium, naming it after Vanadis, the Swedish Goddess of Beauty and Fertility, inspired by the attractive brilliant colours of its compounds. This name