Germany plans to increase the firepower of its national raw-materials fund by as much as half to €1.5 billion ($1.7 billion) as it seeks to reduce dependence on critical supplies from countries such as China and shore up supply chains. Officials are also considering expanding the vehicle into a sovereign wealth fund from 2028 onward.
Germany plans to increase the firepower of its national raw-materials fund by as much as half to €1.5 billion ($1.7 billion) as it seeks to reduce dependence on critical supplies from countries such as China and shore up supply chains. Officials are also considering expanding the vehicle into a sovereign wealth fund from 2028 onward.
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