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0 critical materials scored
Verified: no scored critical-mineral exposure. This company's dossier carries no `material_exposures` entries. That can mean its production is genuinely outside the critical-minerals set this platform scores (e.g. a precious-metals-only miner) — or simply that no exposure entries have been populated for it yet; no field on this dossier distinguishes the two, so treat "0" here as unpopulated or inapplicable, not as a reviewed-and-cleared verdict. We found no critical-mineral exposure in the sources we checked for this company; absence from our corpus is not evidence that the company has none.
The exposure report it powers is at /intelligence/dossiers/navantia/report.
Navantia is Spain's wholly state-owned naval shipbuilder, building the Spanish Navy's major surface and subsurface combatants: F-110 multipurpose frigates (Ferrol/Fene), S-80 Plus-class attack submarines (Cartagena), and AVANTE 2200 corvettes (San Fernando, Cádiz). It also exports designs and builds vessels for other navies (e.g. Australia's evaluation of an F-110 derivative for its frigate program) and runs ship repair/modernisation alongside new construction.
None currently filed. Earlier rows (HY-80 nickel/chromium, copper, platinum-group metals) were removed 2026-10-06: they rested on a generic steel-grade page, a dead copper-industry URL, and an inference about the S-80 fuel cell — Navantia's own AIP press release names no fuel-cell type, steel grade or material. Re-add only with company-specific evidence.