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How Lynas survived China coercion, Malaysian activism and Wesfarmers attack

Summary by Australian Financial Review
Outgoing CEO Amanda Lacaze leaves the rare earths miner in a commanding position, expanding the market capitalisation of the stock by about 60 times to $16 billion.

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How Lynas survived China coercion, Malaysian activism and Wesfarmers attack

Outgoing CEO Amanda Lacaze leaves the rare earths miner in a commanding position, expanding the market capitalisation of the stock by about 60 times to $16 billion.

·Sydney, Australia
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Australian Financial Review broke the news in Sydney, Australia on Sunday, July 19, 2026.
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