Lynas Corp (LYSCF)

$10.85 +0.35 (3.33%)
Market Cap N/A
Revenue (ttm) 0.00
Net Income (ttm) 0.00
EPS (ttm) N/A
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
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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WallStreet_Girl
WallStreet_Girl Mar. 11 at 8:43 PM
$LYSCF First production of separated samarium is targeted for April 2026 This moves Lynas beyond its current neodymium-praseodymium (NdPr) dominance, providing a crucial non-Chinese source for samarium used in high-temperature magnets
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WallStreet_Girl
WallStreet_Girl Mar. 11 at 8:41 PM
$LYSCF next month Lynas Rare Earths is set to commence production of separated samarium (Sm) at its Malaysian plant around April 2026, marking a significant step in expanding its heavy rare earth (HRE) portfolio outside of China. This follows a 29 October 2025 announcement regarding a A$180 million expansion to its Malaysian HRE facility, with initial production of samarium, gadolinium, and other elements planned to meet high demand in the defense and electronics sectors.
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WallStreet_Girl
WallStreet_Girl Mar. 11 at 8:39 PM
$LYSCF Pentagon Moves to Secure Rare Earth Metals for Next-Gen Weapons https://finviz.com/news/334944/pentagon-moves-to-secure-rare-earth-metals-for-next-gen-weapons
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WallStreet_Girl
WallStreet_Girl Mar. 11 at 8:32 PM
$LYSCF on the way to break the 52wk high of $16.20 soon
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WallStreet_Girl
WallStreet_Girl Mar. 11 at 8:26 PM
$LYSCF. Lynas Rare Earths upgraded to Buy from Hold at Jefferies Jefferies analyst Mitch Ryan upgraded Lynas Rare Earths () to Buy from Hold with a A$24 price target https://www.tipranks.com/news/the-fly/lynas-rare-earths-upgraded-to-buy-from-hold-at-jefferies-thefly-news
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WallStreet_Girl
WallStreet_Girl Mar. 11 at 12:30 PM
$LYSCF Shares in Lynas were 14% higher by the middle of the day Wednesday in Sydney. “An updated JARE agreement is obvious in hindsight given the continued and escalating tensions between China and Japan,” UBS analyst Dim Ariyasinghe said in a note to clients. The 12-year deal “future proofs” Lynas and could benefit other Western rare-earth suppliers in future, he said. Prices for rare earths have been too low in recent years to support much investment in supply chains outside of China. “While this deal represents a unilateral agreement, similar to the deal between MP Materials and the Pentagon, in our view it is increasingly unlikely any subsequent Western business will be conducted at a dramatically different (lower) price point than the $110/kg price,” Ariyasinghe said. Write to Rhiannon Hoyle at mailto:[email protected]. (END) Dow Jones Newswires
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WallStreet_Girl
WallStreet_Girl Mar. 10 at 8:00 PM
$LYSCF A Subtle Financial Win for Lynas The agreement also delivers an under-recognized financial benefit for Lynas. The $110/kg NdPr floor price is close to levels analysts often cite as necessary to sustain new rare earth supply chains outside China. In effect, the agreement provides: predictable cash flow downside price protection stable demand through 2038 This reduces financing risk for Lynas’ future capital investments, including new separation capacity and product expansion. Even the upside sharing mechanism is relatively modest: the 30% revenue share above $150/kg is capped at $10 million per year, limiting Japan’s participation during strong rare earth price cycles. For investors, the deal effectively converts geopolitical demand into financial stability.
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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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WallStreet_Girl
WallStreet_Girl Mar. 11 at 8:43 PM
$LYSCF First production of separated samarium is targeted for April 2026 This moves Lynas beyond its current neodymium-praseodymium (NdPr) dominance, providing a crucial non-Chinese source for samarium used in high-temperature magnets
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WallStreet_Girl
WallStreet_Girl Mar. 11 at 8:41 PM
$LYSCF next month Lynas Rare Earths is set to commence production of separated samarium (Sm) at its Malaysian plant around April 2026, marking a significant step in expanding its heavy rare earth (HRE) portfolio outside of China. This follows a 29 October 2025 announcement regarding a A$180 million expansion to its Malaysian HRE facility, with initial production of samarium, gadolinium, and other elements planned to meet high demand in the defense and electronics sectors.
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WallStreet_Girl
WallStreet_Girl Mar. 11 at 8:39 PM
$LYSCF Pentagon Moves to Secure Rare Earth Metals for Next-Gen Weapons https://finviz.com/news/334944/pentagon-moves-to-secure-rare-earth-metals-for-next-gen-weapons
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WallStreet_Girl
WallStreet_Girl Mar. 11 at 8:32 PM
$LYSCF on the way to break the 52wk high of $16.20 soon
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WallStreet_Girl
WallStreet_Girl Mar. 11 at 8:26 PM
$LYSCF. Lynas Rare Earths upgraded to Buy from Hold at Jefferies Jefferies analyst Mitch Ryan upgraded Lynas Rare Earths () to Buy from Hold with a A$24 price target https://www.tipranks.com/news/the-fly/lynas-rare-earths-upgraded-to-buy-from-hold-at-jefferies-thefly-news
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WallStreet_Girl
WallStreet_Girl Mar. 11 at 12:30 PM
$LYSCF Shares in Lynas were 14% higher by the middle of the day Wednesday in Sydney. “An updated JARE agreement is obvious in hindsight given the continued and escalating tensions between China and Japan,” UBS analyst Dim Ariyasinghe said in a note to clients. The 12-year deal “future proofs” Lynas and could benefit other Western rare-earth suppliers in future, he said. Prices for rare earths have been too low in recent years to support much investment in supply chains outside of China. “While this deal represents a unilateral agreement, similar to the deal between MP Materials and the Pentagon, in our view it is increasingly unlikely any subsequent Western business will be conducted at a dramatically different (lower) price point than the $110/kg price,” Ariyasinghe said. Write to Rhiannon Hoyle at mailto:[email protected]. (END) Dow Jones Newswires
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WallStreet_Girl
WallStreet_Girl Mar. 10 at 8:00 PM
$LYSCF A Subtle Financial Win for Lynas The agreement also delivers an under-recognized financial benefit for Lynas. The $110/kg NdPr floor price is close to levels analysts often cite as necessary to sustain new rare earth supply chains outside China. In effect, the agreement provides: predictable cash flow downside price protection stable demand through 2038 This reduces financing risk for Lynas’ future capital investments, including new separation capacity and product expansion. Even the upside sharing mechanism is relatively modest: the 30% revenue share above $150/kg is capped at $10 million per year, limiting Japan’s participation during strong rare earth price cycles. For investors, the deal effectively converts geopolitical demand into financial stability.
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WallStreet_Girl
WallStreet_Girl Mar. 10 at 7:58 PM
$LYSCF https://rareearthexchanges.com/news/japan-extends-its-rare-earth-strategy-lynas-agreement-locks-supply-and-sets-a-market-signal-through-2038/
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IN0V8
IN0V8 Mar. 10 at 2:19 PM
$LYSCF said Tuesday it revamped its rare earths supply agreement with Japan, securing a firm commitment for at least 5K metric tons/year of ‌key magnet material neodymium‑praseodymium. Lynas (LYSCF) (LYSDY) said it will set aside up to 75% of its heavy rare earth oxide supply ​for Japan, with Japan Australia Rare Earths committing ​to buy half of the company's total heavy rare earth production. https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/general/japan-locks-in-rare-earths-supply-in-deal-with-lynas/ar-AA1XUKHT
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WallStreet_Girl
WallStreet_Girl Mar. 10 at 12:07 PM
$LYSCF https://www.reuters.com/world/asia-pacific/australias-lynas-revamps-deal-supply-rare-earths-japan-2026-03-10/
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Bucks600
Bucks600 Mar. 3 at 3:38 AM
$METC this is being sat on. i have $MP $USAR $UAMY and $LYSCF so i dont have a favorite. i do think though that METC has as much or more potential as any of them with the exception of MP with its govt contract and investment
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WallStreet_Girl
WallStreet_Girl Mar. 2 at 12:58 PM
$LYSCF AS up nearly $20 + 6%
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WallStreet_Girl
WallStreet_Girl Mar. 2 at 12:56 PM
$LYSCF Lynas Malaysia operating licence renewed for 10 years
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Bucks600
Bucks600 Mar. 1 at 5:04 PM
$LYSCF Australia standing with trump on iran. for better or worse (better here), trump has a long memory. think this will be good for LYSCF
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verygoodgirl21
verygoodgirl21 Feb. 27 at 8:06 PM
$LYSCF Can’t believe only 700 watchers here
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WallStreet_Girl
WallStreet_Girl Feb. 27 at 6:27 PM
$LYSCF https://www.wsj.com/business/lynas-rare-earths-departing-ceo-has-sights-on-pentagon-supply-deal-dcdae814
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WallStreet_Girl
WallStreet_Girl Feb. 27 at 5:21 PM
$LYSCF Lynas Rare Earths Limited has reported its half-year 2026 results for the period ended 31 December 2025, with sales rising to A$413.69 million and net income to A$80.21 million, lifting basic earnings per share from continuing operations to A$0.0819.
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WallStreet_Girl
WallStreet_Girl Feb. 27 at 5:19 PM
$LYSCF https://thebull.com.au/news/lynas-rare-earths-shares-surge-20-on-week-as-profit-jumps/
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WallStreet_Girl
WallStreet_Girl Feb. 27 at 5:20 AM
$LYSCF https://lynasrareearths.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/02/Lynas-Rare-Earths-Half-Year-FY26-Investor-Briefing.mp3
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