Update - Temporary Licence Application for Malaysian Plant
Filed with ASX · · 2 pages · English
Summary by 6ix AI
The application documents include a detailed waste management plan and safety case, following recommendations from an International Atomic Energy Agency review. A decision from the Malaysian regulatory authorities is expected by the end of January, which will determine the plant's ability to commence operations. If granted, the temporary licence will allow Lynas to progressively ramp up production and potentially secure a permanent operating licence within two years.
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