
Australia Orders China-Linked Investors to Divest Rare Earths Stakes
The Australian government has ordered six investors, reportedly linked to China, to divest their stakes in the rare earths mining company Northern Minerals. This decision comes amid concerns over foreign influence in critical minerals.
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Australia treasurer orders six shareholders to divest from Northern Minerals - Reuters
Australia treasurer orders six shareholders to divest from Northern Minerals Reuters
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The treasurer ordered China-linked companies to divest of Northern Minerals to protect Australia's interests.
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Australia on Monday ordered a string of China-linked shareholders to sell their stakes in a rare earths firm, citing the need to protect the sector from outside influences. Northern Minerals is vying to challenge China’s dominance of dysprosium production, a rare earth mineral that is used to make high-performance magnets used in electric vehicles. Chinese […]
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