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Lynas Rare Earths Limited

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Ceasing to be a substantial holder

Ceasing to be a substantial holder

  • Nov 6, 2024
  • 7 pages

Change in substantial holding from CGF

Change in substantial holding

  • Nov 6, 2024
  • 8 pages

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Quarterly Activities Report

First Quarter Activities Report

  • Oct 30, 2024
  • 9 pages

Notice of Annual General Meeting/Proxy Form

Notice of Annual General Meeting, Proxy Form

  • Oct 11, 2024
  • 18 pages

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This Month

Forrest debt feud threatens future of rare earths hopeful Hastings

The West Australian developer took a loan from its chairman, angering its biggest financier, the billionaire businessman’s private mining vehicle.

  • Peter Ker

October

Amanda Lacaze: “Now is not the time to create supply-side pressure in the market.”

Lynas Rare Earths cuts production as prices languish

Lynas Rare Earths has posted lower quarterly revenue and cut production as demand for electric vehicles slows.

  • Mark Wembridge

September

Treasurer Jim Chalmers has already intervened twice in the ownership of Northern Minerals.

Mystery investor raises questions about Northern Minerals divestment

Labor forced the miner’s largest investor, a China-linked fund, to sell its shares. A Hong Kong-registered firm with almost no corporate history bought up.

  • Brad Thompson

August

Lynas Rare Earths boss Amanda Lacaze says it would be a mistake not to consider nuclear power in Australia.

Lynas boss Lacaze sees merit in nuclear power option

Lynas Rare Earths boss Amanda Lacaze says Australia needs to be energy-supply agnostic if it is realistic about becoming a critical minerals superpower.

  • Brad Thompson
Iron ore at BHP’s Jimblebar facility in the Pilbara.

Beazley names state ‘most vulnerable and worthwhile’ to attack

The former defence minister says a nuclear submarine is vital to protecting the resources industry, urging an even harder line on blocking Chinese investment in critical minerals.

  • Brad Thompson
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July

Peak Rare Earths executive chairman Russell Scrimshaw.

Chinese rare earths giant looks to set up in Australia

Shenghe wants to expand into Australia despite strong government opposition to Chinese investment.

  • Updated
  • Brad Thompson
Northern Star managing director Stuart Tonkin says some mining groups overpaid for staff when workers were scarce.

Gold miner Northern Star sees silver lining in BHP nickel woes

Northern Star managing director Stuart Tonkin says an era of some West Australian resources groups overpaying to attract and keep workers is over.

  • Brad Thompson
Lynas Rare Earths managing director Amanda Lacaze.

Lynas puts the acid on Labor after BHP halts nickel work

The rare earth company’s managing director, Amanda Lacaze, says the Albanese government should step in to help stop other companies becoming collateral damage.

  • Brad Thompson
The BHP nickel refinery at Kwinana.

Glencore warns of nickel job losses unless labour costs controlled

BHP’s decision to shut its nickel mines, smelter and refinery is already being felt across families, communities and other mining companies and businesses.

  • Brad Thompson, Tom Rabe and James Hall

June

Lynas Rare Earths boss Amanda Lacaze.

Lynas to break China’s heavy rare earths stranglehold

The Amanda Lacaze-led miner will start producing two critical minerals that are essential to the US and its allies from next year.

  • Brad Thompson
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Tax cuts will prolong rate pain: directors

Economic uncertainty and the energy transition are among the top issues being debated in our biggest boardrooms.

  • Patrick Durkin and Sally Patten
Northern Minerals executive chairman Nick Curtis became the company’s strategic adviser after pressure tactics from a Chinese shareholder.

Crackdown on Chinese investors a cautionary tale

Small critical minerals companies are caught up in the midst of a geopolitical struggle between China and the West. Northern Minerals is the latest example.

  • Jennifer Hewett
WA1 boss Paul Savich spoke at the AFR Mining Summit last month.

The ASX’s hottest critical minerals stock seesaws on drilling results

WA1’s market capitalisation was just $9 million in early 2022 but has soared to $1.37 billion after it disclosed more information about its promising discovery.

  • Peter Ker

May

Critical mineral miners chase China’s tail

The sector has welcomed the 10 per cent production tax credits but the big question is where the additional investment to fund growth will come from.

  • Jennifer Hewett
Arcadium’s Peter Coleman at the Summit on Wednesday: “You’ve just got to understand there is a coexistence that needs to occur.”

Lithium giant says China will remain pivotal to local mining projects

Local miners are torn between their dominant customer and investor over two decades, and the lure of subsidies from the US, Australia’s biggest defence ally.

  • Elouise Fowler
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Westpac chairman Steven Gregg with Treasurer Jim Chalmers at the post-budget lunch.

Dutton rejects ‘Rich Lister’ tax cuts

The opposition has blasted $27.8 billion in production credits in the budget as “tax cuts for billionaires”, vowing to repeal them if elected.

  • Phillip Coorey and Brad Thompson
Iluka Resources managing director Tom O’Leary.

Iluka boss calls out China’s infiltration of rare earths in Australia

Tom O’Leary says China is trying to extend its global dominance in rare earths by controlling assets in Australia and rigging prices.

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  • Brad Thompson

April

Lynas Rare Earths boss Amanda Lacaze says a time may come when a merger makes sense.

Lynas boss leaves door ajar for rare earths mega-merger

Lynas boss Amanda Lacaze says there may be a time when big rare earths makes sense and confirms she is a great admirer of Gina Rinehart and her commitment to mining.

  • Brad Thompson
Rare earths mining in China. The US is keen to break Beijing’s stranglehold on mining and production of the metals.

The rare earths mine becoming a bellwether for US minerals policy

China is home to 70 per cent of rare earths mining and 90 per cent of processing capacity. Tackling this dominance has become one of Washington’s strategic priorities.

  • Harry Dempsey
Daniel Noboa is the new president of Ecuador and has been pushing for more investment in mining, particularly in copper production.

Gina Rinehart goes big on copper with $186m Ecuador play

The deal for the Linderos development takes the iron ore billionaire’s outlay on mining projects in the South American nation to almost $500 million

  • Brad Thompson

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