Lynas on track in the US despite Department of Defence delays

Lynas on track in the US despite Department of Defence delays

Rare earths group's boss Amanda Lacaze says the company's processing joint venture in the US remains unaffected by the political debate over secure supply chains.

  • byColin Kruger

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US political heat puts Lynas defense contract on ice

US political heat puts Lynas defense contract on ice

Rare earths group Lynas Corp has received a setback to its expansion plans after warning the US Department of Defense contract it was awarded last month may be on hold.

  • byColin Kruger
Lynas gets a boost from US Defence contract

Lynas gets a boost from US Defence contract

While its Malaysian operations remain closed due to the coronavirus,rare earths group Lynas scored a significant win with a US Defence contract.

  • byColin Kruger
An Australia-Japan partnership could be crucial for minerals security

An Australia-Japan partnership could be crucial for minerals security

If critical minerals become a new front in the contest between economic superpowers,Australia could benefit from an alliance with Japan.

  • byJeffery Wilson
Federal government adds its support to Lynas expansion

Federal government adds its support to Lynas expansion

Rare earths producer Lynas Corp has secured the coveted major project status from the federal government for a $500 million processing plant in Western Australia to ensure it retains its licence to operate in Malaysia.

  • byHamish Hastie andColin Kruger
Lynas faces fresh legal challenge in Malaysia

Lynas faces fresh legal challenge in Malaysia

Lynas Corp faces more market uncertainty after the rare earths group confirmed a legal challenge has been lodged against the Malaysian government's decision to renew its operating licence.

  • byColin Kruger
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The next mining boom? Rare earths and the rise of Australia's'other'minerals
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The next mining boom? Rare earths and the rise of Australia's'other'minerals

Lithium,cobalt,titanium,rare earths – expect to hear more about them as we transition to green technologies. But what are they,actually? And what are they for?

  • byNick Toscano
Rare earths miner Lynas spikes on US military moves

Rare earths miner Lynas spikes on US military moves

Shares in rare earths miner Lynas have surged on reports the US military intends to pay for much of the construction of a crucial new processing facility in Texas.

  • byDarren Gray
Rare earths miner Lynas picks Kalgoorlie for new plant

Rare earths miner Lynas picks Kalgoorlie for new plant

Kalgoorlie was selected from two shortlisted locations in the Goldfields regions,the company said on Monday.

  • byDerek Rose
Miners look to government to protect'vitamins of industry'

Miners look to government to protect'vitamins of industry'

“There is no substitute for rare earths,without them you can’t make a phone,you can’t make an electric vehicle,you can’t make a wind turbine at all.”

  • byHamish Hastie
Activists not the biggest problem for Queensland resources:QRC chief

Activists not the biggest problem for Queensland resources:QRC chief

The resources industry needs to clearly explain its links to the state economy,not blame activists for difficulties it faces,the chief of the Queensland Resources Council says.

  • byTony Moore