SYDNEY -- Australia's government will inject $840 million Australian dollars ($550 million) into a rare earths mine and refinery in the country's north as part of efforts to boost the country's role in the energy transition supply chain.
Funding 'will deliver critical jobs and economic development,' government says

Rare earth concentrate at a Lynas plant in Gebeng, Malaysia: The Australian rare earths miner and processor is the only such company with supply chains outside China. © Reuters
SYDNEY -- Australia's government will inject $840 million Australian dollars ($550 million) into a rare earths mine and refinery in the country's north as part of efforts to boost the country's role in the energy transition supply chain.