Pahang holds 1.4 million tonnes of rare earth worth RM37.4bil; state plans own mining, open to processing hub proposals.
A RM600 million Lynas-JS Link magnet plant in Pahang will strengthen Malaysia’s rare earth supply chain and clean technology sector.
Japan’s new PM Sanae Takaichi and US President Donald Trump sealed a rare earths deal, strengthening economic and defence cooperation.
Malaysia invites foreign companies for joint ventures to develop its 16.1 million tonnes of rare earth deposits.
Malaysia is emerging as a key player in rare earths, holding substantial resources and strategic geographical advantages amid global competition.
China is ready to assist Malaysia in rare earths processing, emphasizing cooperation with government-linked companies, as discussions progress.
Lynas Rare Earths reported a significant profit drop to A$8 million, citing costs and output issues, while exploring new projects…
Malaysia has banned unprocessed rare earth exports to enhance economic value and encourage processing investments, positioning itself as a rare…
The government will halt rare earth mining in forest reserves until the Climate Change Bill passes, addressing environmental damage and…
China's mineral export ban forced US buyers to source antimony through third parties, raising costs and creating shortages.
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