KUANTAN: Lynas Rare Earths Ltd claims that its licence to import and process lanthanide concentrate at its Malaysian operation is now valid until Jan 1 next year.
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KUALA LUMPUR (Feb 16): Lynas Rare Earths Ltd said the closure of its Malaysian unit's cracking and leaching part of its rare earths processing plant in Pahang will result in "hundreds of …
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KUANTAN: Lynas Rare Earths Ltd claims that its licence to import and process lanthanide concentrate at its Malaysian operation is now valid until Jan 1 next year.
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The so-called cracking and leaching plant is one of two conditions Malaysia placed on the company when it recently renewed its licence, which will be reviewed again in six months. It will...
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Other processes at Lynas' Malaysia plant would be able to continue while cracking and leaching is prohibited, and the company is also constructing a cracking and leaching plant …
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The cracking and leaching plant will upgrade the Lynas Mt Weld rare earth concentrate which is currently exported to the company's rare-earth processing facility in Malaysia, marking the company's step towards delivering on the Australian government's critical minerals strategy and the objective of the Western Australia government for ...
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Lynas must ensure that the Cracking and Leaching plant outside Malaysia is in operation before July 2023. After that period, Lynas will no longer be allowed to import raw materials containing Naturally Occurring Radioactive …
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The so-called cracking and leaching plant is one of two conditions Malaysia placed on the company when it recently renewed its licence, which will be reviewed again in six …
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Lynas Malaysia has been operating since 2012 and supplies separated rare earth materials to customers in east Asia, the United States and Europe. The plant processes Mt Weld concentrate and mixed rare earth carbonate (MREC) and is comprised of three processing areas – cracking and leaching, solvent extraction and product finishing.
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PETALING JAYA: Australian rare earths producer Lynas will no longer be allowed to produce radioactive waste in Malaysia. Science and Technology Minister Chang Lih Kang said this would be effective after July 2023.
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Lynas, which has been operating in Malaysia for a decade, had requested to drop four conditions related to "cracking and leaching" activity, waste generation of Water Leach …
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Lynas must ensure that the Cracking and Leaching plant outside Malaysia is in operation before July 2023. After that period, Lynas will no longer be allowed to import raw materials containing Naturally Occurring Radioactive Material into Malaysia.
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Other processes at Lynas' Malaysia plant would be able to continue while cracking and leaching is prohibited, and the company is also constructing a cracking and leaching plant in Kalgoorlie, however that might not be ready by July 1.
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KUALA LUMPUR (Feb 16): Lynas Rare Earths Ltd said the closure of its Malaysian unit's cracking and leaching part of its rare earths processing plant in Pahang will result in "hundreds of directs jobs and thousands of jobs lost or affected in our communities".
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Lynas, which has been operating in Malaysia for a decade, had requested to drop four conditions related to "cracking and leaching" activity, waste generation of Water Leach Purification, and the import of lantanide concentrates from …
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The licence variation allows the Lynas Malaysia cracking and leaching plant to continue to operate until January 2024 and will remove the requirement for a shutdown at the Lynas Malaysia plant...
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The cracking and leaching plant will upgrade the Lynas Mt Weld rare earth concentrate which is currently exported to the company's rare-earth processing facility in Malaysia, marking the company's step towards delivering …
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The licence variation allows the Lynas Malaysia cracking and leaching plant to continue to operate until January 2024 and will remove the requirement for a shutdown at the Lynas Malaysia plant...
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Lynas Malaysia has been operating since 2012 and supplies separated rare earth materials to customers in east Asia, the United States and Europe. The plant processes Mt Weld concentrate and mixed rare earth carbonate (MREC) and …
WhatsApp: +86 18221755073
PETALING JAYA: Australian rare earths producer Lynas will no longer be allowed to produce radioactive waste in Malaysia. Science and Technology Minister Chang Lih Kang said this would be effective after July 2023.
WhatsApp: +86 18221755073