Lynas Corp (LYSCF)

$10.85 +0.35 (3.33%)
Market Cap N/A
Revenue (ttm) 0.00
Net Income (ttm) 0.00
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PE Ratio N/A
Forward PE N/A
Profit Margin 0.00%
Debt to Equity Ratio N/A
Volume 96,400
Avg Vol 71,192
Day's Range N/A - N/A
Shares Out N/A
Stochastic %K 63%
Beta N/A
Analysts Strong Buy
Price Target N/A

Company Profile

Lynas Rare Earths Limited, together with its subsidiaries, engages in the exploration, development, mining, extraction, and processing of rare earth minerals in Australia and Malaysia. The company holds interests in the Mt Weld rare earths mine and concentration plant near Laverton in Western Australia; a rare earths processing facility in Kalgoorlie, Western Australia; and an advanced materials plant in Gebeng, Malaysia. It also offers light rare earths, including lanthanum, cerium, praseodymiu...

Industry: Other Industrial Metals & Mining
Sector: Basic Materials
Phone: 61 8 6241 3800
Fax: 61 8 9225 6842
Address:
1 Howard Street, Level 4, Perth, Australia
WallStreet_Girl
WallStreet_Girl Mar. 19 at 4:32 PM
$LYSCF For those interested… You’re not just buying a mining company, you’re buying a strategic asset in a global supply war
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WallStreet_Girl
WallStreet_Girl Mar. 19 at 4:30 PM
$LYSCF Lynas produces NdPr, which is basically: “the oil of electrification”
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WallStreet_Girl
WallStreet_Girl Mar. 19 at 4:20 PM
$LYSCF Recent Strategic Developments (March 2026) U.S. Defense Agreement: On March 16, 2026, Lynas signed a $96 million supply deal with the U.S. Department of War. The deal includes a price floor of US$110/kg for Neodymium-Praseodymium (NdPr) oxide. This agreement provides financial security for expansion projects and protects against market volatility. New Production Milestone: On March 19, 2026, Lynas announced the first production of samarium oxide at its Malaysia plant. It is now the only non-Chinese producer of this mineral, which is vital for high-temperature defense magnets. Japan Supply Extension: The company recently extended its long-term supply agreement with Japan Australia Rare Earths (JARE) to 2038
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SmilerGrogan
SmilerGrogan Mar. 19 at 1:59 PM
$LYSCF "Australia’s Lynas Rare Earths Starts Producing Key Defense Mineral Samarium The U.S. Geological Survey highlighted samarium as the mineral commodity most at risk of supply disruptions that could hurt the U.S. economy"
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SmilerGrogan
SmilerGrogan Mar. 19 at 1:58 PM
$LYSCF https://www.wsj.com/business/australias-lynas-rare-earths-starts-producing-key-defense-mineral-samarium-1d09f862?gaa_at=eafs&gaa_n=AWEtsqcPuDv-Pdt0Do-egoB40Pv3ePBdqM7BtrGFU4-FM_XI7GmH8cFISezEzNLZlg%3D%3D&gaa_ts=69bc0475&gaa_sig=muz45zPh_9xZOyCRVYJvWpnbyCI5lYBcvJpGkNPqOnqapr0heRrI3P2-CgcYJ6UleJxLXJ3hSbOkMSPquQJrdw%3D%3D
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WallStreet_Girl
WallStreet_Girl Mar. 19 at 5:16 AM
$LYSCF here it is https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2026-03-19/lynas-expands-rare-earths-clout-with-first-batch-of-samarium
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WallStreet_Girl
WallStreet_Girl Mar. 19 at 5:15 AM
$LYSCF The team at Wilsons is feeling positive on the company due to favourable rare earths supply-demand dynamics https://www.fool.com.au/2026/03/19/buy-hold-sell-what-this-leading-broker-is-saying-about-lynas-shares/
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WallStreet_Girl
WallStreet_Girl Mar. 19 at 5:10 AM
$LYSCF Samarium’s main use is in powerful samarium-cobalt magnets found in everything from high-precision weaponry to advanced medical equipment and electric vehicles. A cutoff of samarium flows posed a bigger risk to the US economy than disruptions in any other single commodity, a United States Geological Survey study concluded last year.
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WallStreet_Girl
WallStreet_Girl Mar. 19 at 5:09 AM
$LYSCF The first batch of samarium was made ahead of an April target, the Australian firm said in a statement, and adds to production of terbium and dysprosium that started last year. The three materials are known as “heavy” rare earths, and have become highly prized since Beijing restricted their exports last year.
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WallStreet_Girl
WallStreet_Girl Mar. 19 at 5:07 AM
$LYSCF Australia’s Lynas Rare Earths Starts Producing Key Defense Mineral Samarium The U.S. Geological Survey highlighted samarium as the mineral commodity most at risk of supply disruptions that could hurt the U.S. economy
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WallStreet_Girl
WallStreet_Girl Mar. 19 at 4:32 PM
$LYSCF For those interested… You’re not just buying a mining company, you’re buying a strategic asset in a global supply war
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WallStreet_Girl
WallStreet_Girl Mar. 19 at 4:30 PM
$LYSCF Lynas produces NdPr, which is basically: “the oil of electrification”
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WallStreet_Girl
WallStreet_Girl Mar. 19 at 4:20 PM
$LYSCF Recent Strategic Developments (March 2026) U.S. Defense Agreement: On March 16, 2026, Lynas signed a $96 million supply deal with the U.S. Department of War. The deal includes a price floor of US$110/kg for Neodymium-Praseodymium (NdPr) oxide. This agreement provides financial security for expansion projects and protects against market volatility. New Production Milestone: On March 19, 2026, Lynas announced the first production of samarium oxide at its Malaysia plant. It is now the only non-Chinese producer of this mineral, which is vital for high-temperature defense magnets. Japan Supply Extension: The company recently extended its long-term supply agreement with Japan Australia Rare Earths (JARE) to 2038
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SmilerGrogan
SmilerGrogan Mar. 19 at 1:59 PM
$LYSCF "Australia’s Lynas Rare Earths Starts Producing Key Defense Mineral Samarium The U.S. Geological Survey highlighted samarium as the mineral commodity most at risk of supply disruptions that could hurt the U.S. economy"
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SmilerGrogan
SmilerGrogan Mar. 19 at 1:58 PM
$LYSCF https://www.wsj.com/business/australias-lynas-rare-earths-starts-producing-key-defense-mineral-samarium-1d09f862?gaa_at=eafs&gaa_n=AWEtsqcPuDv-Pdt0Do-egoB40Pv3ePBdqM7BtrGFU4-FM_XI7GmH8cFISezEzNLZlg%3D%3D&gaa_ts=69bc0475&gaa_sig=muz45zPh_9xZOyCRVYJvWpnbyCI5lYBcvJpGkNPqOnqapr0heRrI3P2-CgcYJ6UleJxLXJ3hSbOkMSPquQJrdw%3D%3D
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WallStreet_Girl
WallStreet_Girl Mar. 19 at 5:16 AM
$LYSCF here it is https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2026-03-19/lynas-expands-rare-earths-clout-with-first-batch-of-samarium
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WallStreet_Girl
WallStreet_Girl Mar. 19 at 5:15 AM
$LYSCF The team at Wilsons is feeling positive on the company due to favourable rare earths supply-demand dynamics https://www.fool.com.au/2026/03/19/buy-hold-sell-what-this-leading-broker-is-saying-about-lynas-shares/
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WallStreet_Girl
WallStreet_Girl Mar. 19 at 5:10 AM
$LYSCF Samarium’s main use is in powerful samarium-cobalt magnets found in everything from high-precision weaponry to advanced medical equipment and electric vehicles. A cutoff of samarium flows posed a bigger risk to the US economy than disruptions in any other single commodity, a United States Geological Survey study concluded last year.
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WallStreet_Girl
WallStreet_Girl Mar. 19 at 5:09 AM
$LYSCF The first batch of samarium was made ahead of an April target, the Australian firm said in a statement, and adds to production of terbium and dysprosium that started last year. The three materials are known as “heavy” rare earths, and have become highly prized since Beijing restricted their exports last year.
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WallStreet_Girl
WallStreet_Girl Mar. 19 at 5:07 AM
$LYSCF Australia’s Lynas Rare Earths Starts Producing Key Defense Mineral Samarium The U.S. Geological Survey highlighted samarium as the mineral commodity most at risk of supply disruptions that could hurt the U.S. economy
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WallStreet_Girl
WallStreet_Girl Mar. 19 at 5:06 AM
$LYSCF https://www.wsj.com/business/australias-lynas-rare-earths-starts-producing-key-defense-mineral-samarium-1d09f862
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Bucks600
Bucks600 Mar. 19 at 12:53 AM
$LYSCF i cant find any news why this dropped so much at the end. was it just the sh*ts attacking it after a run up based on earnings and new deals?
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WallStreet_Girl
WallStreet_Girl Mar. 16 at 5:25 PM
$LYSCF Lynas Rare Earths Lines Up $96 Million Supply Deal With Pentagon The U.S. is seeking to shore up supplies of the critical minerals that are today mostly produced in China https://www.wsj.com/business/lynas-rare-earths-lines-up-96-million-supply-deal-with-pentagon-9e849bfd
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SmilerGrogan
SmilerGrogan Mar. 16 at 3:49 PM
$LYSCF https://www.afr.com/companies/mining/lynas-rare-earths-texas-refinery-wins-lifeline-from-pentagon-deal-20260316-p5oasj
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SmilerGrogan
SmilerGrogan Mar. 16 at 3:48 PM
$LYSCF https://www.barrons.com/articles/rare-earths-lynas-stock-price-1581d288?gaa_at=eafs&gaa_n=AWEtsqeYxiCEUSCg7WV88aKG9_nGWO5sD3Er2Saq3sWBsLy-_XLhlWenF-3HiBA5Mw%3D%3D&gaa_ts=69b8299a&gaa_sig=KaebtqcoPYG8t9AFL64MdGAhyRoHKY7MKfjZboJVtQ9LwCtYvJEJ-jaKgomGqfwZgMJ60NltRQwBpUgZdruAdg%3D%3D
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Joicewilly
Joicewilly Mar. 16 at 9:34 AM
Think of this as Japan and the U.S. finally becoming "supply chain roommates." They’ve realized that the minerals powering our lives the stuff inside your phone, your car, and even defense gear are too important to leave to chance. Instead of just hoping things work out, they’re setting up a hotline for emergencies. If a mineral supply gets blocked or held up, they’ll jump on a call immediately to troubleshoot together. Definitely a smart move for keeping our tech running. Source: https://www.japantimes.co.jp/business/2026/03/16/economy/us-mineral-supply-chain/ $MP $UUUU $LYSCF
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TradeTracs
TradeTracs Mar. 16 at 4:09 AM
US rare earth stockpiles are depleting — and the geopolitical stakes couldn't be higher. Defense, tech & electrification supply chains all depend on these critical metals. $REMX $MP $LYSCF $ALM $CRML #RareEarths #CriticalMinerals
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ACE52WeekHigh
ACE52WeekHigh Mar. 15 at 10:04 PM
$LYSDY $LYSCF LOI
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WallStreet_Girl
WallStreet_Girl Mar. 15 at 9:18 AM
$LYSCF Sojitz said in a press release that it will begin importing samarium in the April-June quarter. The rare earth metal is used in nuclear reactor control rods and powerful magnets for transportation, defense and commercial technologies. https://english.kyodonews.net/articles/-/72255
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TradeShade_9186
TradeShade_9186 Mar. 13 at 4:19 PM
$LYSCF rare earths angle adds asymmetry here and the setup gets cleaner if buyers stay persistent
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WallStreet_Girl
WallStreet_Girl Mar. 12 at 5:49 PM
$LYSCF https://assets.cfr.org/images/CFR_CSR101_CriticalMinerals_Full_2026-02-12/CFR_CSR101_CriticalMinerals_Full_2026-02-12.pdf?_i=AA
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WallStreet_Girl
WallStreet_Girl Mar. 12 at 5:02 PM
$LYSCF Lynas effectively has customers for samarium, though most are indirect (via trading houses or magnet manufacturers). Japanese supply chains (via Sojitz/JARE) are the clearest identified buyers. Production was brought forward due to strong demand, suggesting offtake commitments or firm negotiations.
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