Indium Corporation
A US-based materials refiner and manufacturer, founded in 1934, supplying indium, solders and other specialty metals to the global electronics, semiconductor and thermal-management industries.
Covered in 4 MetalsCost.com News Intelligence articles, most recently on October 20, 2026.
Coverage
Micron Funds an Indium Refinery Expansion in New York to Secure Chipmaking Metals
It gets funding to expand and a long-term customer.
US Defence Stockpile Cancels a 400-Tonne Indium Purchase as Suppliers Come Up Short
The US Defense Logistics Agency has cancelled a request to buy more than 400 tonnes of indium for its National Defense Stockpile, Fastmarkets reported. Traders say that is roughly a full year's supply outside China, and US indium prices have climbed since the request.
Indium Holds Near Decade-High Prices as China Export Curbs Meet a $125 Million US Stockpile Order
Refined indium has held near decade-high prices around $500-600/kg through 2026, up over 55% since September 2025, as China's tightening exports and a $125 million US defense stockpile order squeeze global supply.
US Energy Department Backs $10 Million to Pull Gallium and Rare Earths From Waste Streams
The US Department of Energy is funding seven research projects with $10 million to recover gallium and rare earths from industrial waste streams instead of new mines.
