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This rare earths miner is tiny: Why are so many people obsessing over it?

After five years as Lynas CEO, Amanda Lacaze has almost seen it all

GEOFF HISCOCK, Contributing writer | Southeast Asia

SYDNEY -- Creditors banging at the door? Financial collapse imminent? All part of the fun for corporate turnaround specialist Amanda Lacaze.

Since taking the helm at Australian-listed rare earths miner Lynas in 2014, Lacaze has become embroiled in a political row with geostrategic implications that make the company's former balance sheet woes look mundane.

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