Rio powers up lithium mine for battery boom
Jadar is so rich in lithium, it could make Rio a top-three producer while providing a low-cost supply of borates.
Lynas lenders throw miner a lifeline
Shares in rare earths miner Lynas jumped 18.9 per cent on the news that its lenders had extended repayments.
Lithium supply is set to boom, raising fears of a bust
Everyone is jumping on the lithium bandwagon, but the newcomers are up against a close-knit clique.
Lynas gets debt reprieve
Lynas has earned a reprieve with its lenders agreeing to postpone payments due in May and September until December.
Tintin as a beacon of European humanism
Tintin remains dear to many Europeans, inside and outside Belgium.
Lynas blames illegal China miners for weak prices
Australia's Lynas Corp blamed illegal Chinese miners for adding to an oversupply of rare earths.
Lynas net loss narrows
Rare earths miner Lynas has narrowed its full year net loss to $118.60 million, from $345.40 million in the previous year, helped by cost reductions and higher sales.
Lynas revenue more than doubles
Rare earths miner Lynas has more than doubled its annual revenue as its production rapidly increases.
Lynas looking shaky after Molycorp collapse
The collapse of US rare earths miner Molycorp cannot bode well for local player Lynas Corp.
Lynas needs a new security blanket
Amanda Lacaze accepts with an easy chuckle the idea that she might be leading Australia's toughest turnaround task.
Trade friction to ease as China axes rare earths quotas
China has scrapped quotas on rare earths exports and will probably replace them with a resources tax.
Lynas back from the brink
Chanticleer | Until last week there was a deadly smell surrounding rare earths producer Lynas.
WA rare earths mine secures pre-approval
Northern Minerals has received a green light from Western Australia for its Browns Range rare earths project and secured $6m funding from Macquarie Bank.
Cash crisis for Lynas Corp
Lynas Corp faces a cash crisis at the end of the September quarter unless they find solutions to their significant funding, pricing and production problems.
Lynas seeks to raise $30 million
Cash-strapped rare earths producer Lynas is understood to be rattling the tin for $30 million, after entering a trading halt on Wednesday.
WTO raps China’s rare earths trade
China has broken international trade law by restricting the export of rare earth elements and other metals crucial to modern manufacturing, a World Trade Organisation panel found.
Peak Resources rare earths project in high demand
Peak Resources share price fired up nearly 30 per cent on the day it released the results of a Preliminary Feasibility Study (PFS) relating to its wholly owned Ngualla rare earths project in Tanzania.
Pain will persist for Lynas shareholders
Integrated mining and ore processing company Lynas Corp is being smashed in the Australian stockmarket as it struggles to transition from start-up phase to world-leading rare-earths producer.
Auditor’s warning on Lynas as shares hit five-year low
The clock is ticking for Lynas to secure more cash funding as it ramps up production, with shares in the rare earths’ miner slumping to an almost five-year low following a larger first-half loss that triggered a warning from its auditor about its ability to continue trading.
Investors bay for more board blood after David Jones debacle
No listed company has faced a full spill of the board under the controversial two strikes rule on executive pay, despite 40 second strikes and more than 1500 shareholder meetings.
Lynas Corp banking on its rare earths
The recent trajectory of Lynas Corporation will be familiar to any veteran in the mining industry.
Lynas Corp (LYC)
J P Morgan has maintained an ‘overweight’ listing on rare earths miner Lynas Corp with a 12-month price target of 65¢.
Jury out on Kelly gang
This newspaper’s former Chanticleer columnist Alan Jury is the latest big name to depart FTI Consulting, hot on the heels of Third Person founder Ross Thornton. Jury joins rare earths producer Lynas Corp as head of corporate affairs. The latest defection leaves the firm even more reliant on Thornton’s former partner Jim Kelly, the last of the Tripods. Watch this space.
Lynas beats off new activist challenge
Lynas Corporation says a state-based High Court in Malaysia has denied an application by environmental activists to seek a judicial review the licensing process for its rare earths processing plant.
Malaysians’ latest drive against Lynas plant
A convoy of cars carrying protesters has driven across Malaysia in the latest demonstration against an Australian rare earths plant that activists claim will produce dangerous radioactive waste.
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