Malaysia eyes bigger role in rare earths, but industry players warn ambitions may outpace reality

by admin | Jan 14, 2026 | Asia

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More than 16 million tonnes of rare earth deposits are believed to lie beneath forest reserves and mountain ranges across Peninsular Malaysia.

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