Lynas to pause operations? Wait for appeal decision, says minister FMTNews
Lynas has been granted a hearing on April 28 as it seeks to overturn the government’s prohibition on its importing and processing of rare earth elements in Malaysia.
Yesterday, The Star reported that Lynas was planning to temporarily halt or enter a low-production period in Malaysia starting in June if the prohibition to import and process radioactive materials is maintained. “The rate of supply of MREC to the Lynas Malaysia plant will depend on the speed of ramp-up of the Kalgoorlie facility,” the company reportedly said.
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