UBS - Critical Materials Group

Based on the name sounds like natural resources group? Perhaps a variation of metals and mining but geared more towards precious metals like palladium, copper, etc. the ones that have industrial applications

https://www.glassdoor.co.uk/job-listing/investment-banking-analyst-crit…

The primary sector focus of the group is each of:

• Metals and Mining: Both upstream and downstream / recycling of battery metals and future facing commodities which enable the energy transition
• Chemicals: Corporate, private equity owned and emerging clients in a broad sector, ranging from commodity to highly differentiated specialty and consumer chemicals/ingredients, including emerging growth areas like recycling/hydrogen/bioplastic
• New Energies: Focused on supporting decarbonization of varied end markets including road transport, marine, aviation, power and industrials through technologies like sustainable fuels, biomethane, hydrogen, carbon capture (CCUS, DAC), nature based solutions and carbon offsets

Has anyone heard back from them on the application of the analyst or associate role?

UBS Critical Materials Group --> Goldman Sach Special Situations Group -->  Blackstone Tac Opps 

Would this the most hardcore finance path to take?