Raw Materials

Every manufacturing operation depends on a stable supply of raw materials: from rare metals to organic compounds, including industrial gases and synthetic elements —materials are the essential input of every productive economy.

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In well-developed environments, having a local source reduces logistical costs and ensures supply continuity.

But in specialized or high-tech regions, importing from distant worlds can be more profitable, even with the risks associated with interstellar transport.

Dominating this sector requires efficiency in refining, foresight in supply chains, and the ability to respond to shortages, trade blockades, or shifts in galactic demand.

A corporation that controls materials controls the pace of production —and with it, the opportunities of an entire region.