Officials say any relaxation would be tied to foreign investment and technology transfer as global buyers seek alternatives to Chinese supply
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Malaysia is weighing a conditional easing of its ban on exports of unprocessed rare earth minerals as it seeks to attract foreign investment and secure technology transfer.
Malaysia weighing limited return of raw rare-earth exports amid growing foreign interest, deputy minister says
Malaysia considers limited exports of unprocessed rare earths to boost supply chain leverage
China's rare-earths weapon is losing its force
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KUALA LUMPUR, Aug 3 — Malaysia is considering allowing limited exports of unprocessed rare earths under strict conditions as…
Malaysia weighs limited unprocessed rare earth exports while maintaining its broader ban, aiming to strengthen supply chain…
Kuala Lumpur’s new ban on exports of unprocessed rare earth metals reflects how Malaysia is carving out its own path in the rare…
Australia is moving to reduce Chinese involvement in its rare earths industry as part of efforts to become a major critical…
Beijing says the curbs target military-related uses and are aimed at countering Japan’s remilitarization efforts
Following talks with the US thought to include reductions in critical mineral export restrictions, China reports 60 per cent jump…
