Dysprosium (III) Oxalate production has gained steady momentum due to the expanding demand for rare-earth materials in magnets, electronics, and defense technologies. Production volumes have been gradually scaling in Asia, particularly China, where rare earth processing facilities dominate global output. In recent years, production capacity has expanded by 3–5% annually, supported by investments in refining technologies that improve yield and purity. The compound is typically produced through oxalate precipitation methods, ensuring consistency in downstream conversion to oxides and alloys.