Lynas to proceed with facility


Lynas chief exective Amanda Lacaze said Lynas has been weighing options to grow its business, which would likely mean expanding beyond its current processing facility in Malaysia.

KUANTAN: Lynas Corporation will still forge ahead with the development of a permanent disposal facility (PDF) for water leach purification (WLP) residue.

This is in spite of the Energy, Science, Technology, Envi­ron­ment and Climate Change Ministry’s decision to impose a pre-condition for Lynas to remove the WLP residue from Malaysia.

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