Lynas CEO says Western rules shift rare earth demand

Lynas CEO Amanda Lacaze says US and EU procurement rules are pushing customers to non-Chinese suppliers. She urged more governments to set floor prices.

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LYNAS RARE EARTHS LTD CEO Amanda Lacaze said United States and European regulations are shifting buyers toward non-Chinese rare earth suppliers. China remains the world's dominant producer, but export restrictions last year exposed global supply chain vulnerabilities. Investors are monitoring whether Western procurement mandates can overcome the price advantage held by Chinese state-backed competitors.

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