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Lynas Rare Earths Limited

Lynas is the only producer of scale of separated Rare Earths outside of China. Our Rare Earths deposit in Mt Weld, Western Australia, is acknowledged as one of the highest grade Rare Earths mine in the world and we operate the world’s largest single Rare Earths processing plant in Malaysia.

Lynas rare earth oxides are mined and initially processed at our Mt Weld Concentration Plant.

The materials are then shipped to our 100-hectare advanced materials plant in Gebeng, Malaysia, where the concentrate is separated and processed to produce high quality Rare Earth materials.

As part of our Lynas 2025 growth strategy, we are expanding our industrial footprint with a planned Rare Earths Processing Facility in Kalgoorlie, Western Australia. Read more here.

We know that environmental provenance and sustainability matter to our customers and end users and Lynas Rare Earth products are responsibly produced and traceable to our mine in Mt Weld, Western Australia.

Lynas Rare Earths are used in many high tech and future facing industries, including electronics, wind turbines, catalytic converters, and electric and hybrid motor vehicles.

Lynas sits apart from other rare earth manufacturers by offering our customers products with assured provenance from mine to finished product.

ASX Code
LYC

Sector
Materials

Website
https://lynasrareearths.com/

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Lynas rides out rare earth storm

Lynas Rare Earths (ASX:LYC) weathered the global rare earths market downturn and still managed to report a profit, albeit significantly lower than the previous year. Like its lithium peer, Pilbara Minerals, Lynas demonstrated resilience in the face of declining demand for these exotic minerals.

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Lynas gets green light for Mount Weld rare earths expansion

The Western Australia Environmental Protection Authority (EPA) has recommended the environmental approval of Lynas' life-of-mine proposal for its Mount Weld rare earths project. The proposed expansion by Lynas Rare Earths' subsidiary aims to increase the development area to 2802 hectares, extending the operation's lifespan by up to 30 years. This decision comes despite concerns about transitioning to renewables.

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