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Lynas Malaysia

Court of Appeal to hear activist’s challenge against permission for Lynas facility

Rare earth mining firm, other respondents, fail in bid to strike out Tan Bun Teet’s appeal

Lynas’ licence extension stands, court rejects appeal by three individuals

The Court of Appeal today dismissed an appeal by three individuals challenging the then Pakatan Harapan cabinet’s decision to grant Lynas Malaysia Sdn Bhd an extension of licence in 2019 to operate its rare earth processing facility.

Discrepancies, omissions in Lynas’ thorium extraction plan: DAP MPs

There have been discrepancies between statements issued by Nuklear Malaysia and the government on Lynas Malaysia’s thorium extraction plans, said three DAP lawmakers today.

Lawmakers raise questions over Lynas’ extended operations, proof of concept 

Several lawmakers have questioned the Science, Technology, and Innovation Ministry over its decision to extend the operating licence of Lynas Malaysia’s rare earth processing plant.

Lynas drops judicial review on operating licence restrictions

Lynas Malaysia Sdn Bhd today withdrew its applications for judicial review of the government's decision on its operating licence conditions, which prohibit the import and processing of lanthanide concentrate after January 1, 2024.

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