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lluka shares soar on WA rare earths refinery funding

Peter Ker
Peter KerResources reporter

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Taxpayers will lend $1.05 billion to build the first fully integrated, rare earths separation facility in Australia, highlighting the growing appetite for governments to invest in critical minerals supply chains.

Iluka Resources shares surged 8 per cent at the opening of trading on Monday after it vowed to build a $1.2 billion refinery at Eneabba in Western Australia.

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