Lynas to boost Malaysia's energy efficient vehicles plan


KUALA LUMPUR: The presence of rare earth refinery Lynas Advanced Materials Plant (LAMP) in Malaysia bodes well for the government's efforts to turn the country into a regional manufacturing hub for energy efficient vehicles (EEV).

"It is a very big opportunity for Malaysia. As the supply chain is here in Malaysia, it will make the country a more attractive place for operating further downstream business," he told Bernama in an interview.

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