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U.S. invests $174 million to secure gallium supply chain

The U.S. War Department is investing $174 million to strengthen the domestic gallium supply chain. Gallium is a strategically important material used in defense and technology applications.

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The investment signals concern over strategic-material supply security and potential vulnerability to external disruption.

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  1. War Dept. Invests $174M to Secure Gallium Supply Chain ↗miragenews.com · Recorded source date: Aug 31, 2026, 10:32 PM UTC

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