Malaysia’s Super Magnet Plant Will Boost Attraction to Rare Earth Sector: Anwar

Malaysia’s super magnet plant will boost attraction to rare earth sector: Anwar

The Malaysian prime minister says Lynas-JS Link’s 3,000-tonne neodymium magnet manufacturing facility is all set to go ahead.

Malaysia PM says $142 million magnet plant to boost rare earth sector, state media reports

Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim said the development of a 600 million ringgit ($142 million) super magnet manufacturing facility in the state of Pahang will strengthen the nation’s rare earth sector, state media reported.Read MoreThe post Malaysia PM says $142 million magnet plant to boost rare earth sector, state media reports first appeared on The Who Dat Daily.

Malaysia’s Anwar says $186 million magnet plant to boost rare earth sector: Report

Malaysia’s trade minister would monitor the project as it involves rare-earth processing. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Malaysia to build $142 million super magnet plant in Pahang

Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim said the development of a 600 million ringgit ($142 million) super magnet manufacturing facility in the state of Pahang will significantly strengthen the nation’s rare earth sector, state media reported. In July, Australia’s Lynas Rare Earths and South Korea’s JS Link signed an agreement to establish a 3,000-tonne neodymium magnet manufacturing facility near Lynas’ advanced materials plant in Kuantan, Malay…

Anwar backs RM600 million super magnet plant to power Malaysia’s rare earth ambitions

KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia is taking a significant step to boost its rare earth industry with the announcement of a 600 million ringgit (S$186 million) super magnet manufacturing facility in Pahang, Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim said, according to state media. The project follows a deal signed in July between Australia’s Lynas Rare Earths and South Korea’s […]