22/07/2026 17:31

Lynas Rare Earths (ASX: LYC) $15.38

LYC -3.63%: fell as much as 9.1% but recovered as the day progressed after June-quarter sales and production came in below expectations, while the cost of its heavy rare earths expansion increased materially. Quarterly sales revenue rose 9% to A$288.9 million, a 4 year high, but well below consensus of A$391 million. Rare earth oxide production improved 7.7% quarter-on-quarter to 3,481 tonnes, although sales volumes declined 6.1% and neodymium-praseodymium production fell 7%.

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06/11/2025 09:27

Lynas Rare Earths Ltd (LYC) $13.40

LYC is where most local investors go in the local market for exposure to rare earths. This $13bn established giant of the sector is highly exposed to NdPr (neodymium/praseodymium) prices. In FY25, LYC produced $556mn of revenue with $1.1bn forecast in FY26, but again, this is highly dependent on NdPr prices.

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02/10/2025 09:28

Lynas Rare Earths Ltd (LYC) $17.00

In August, LYC successfully raised $750 million, which involved the issuance of approximately 56.6 million new shares at $13.25 per share, representing a 10% discount at the time.  Not surprisingly, with the stock at $17, there was strong demand for its SPP, and the company has more than doubled it to over $180mn, filling all applications in full.

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29/08/2025 09:40

Lynas Rare Earths Ltd (LYC) $14.73

Overnight we heard that LYC was going to raise $750mn to fund its expansion as western firms respond to Beijing’s supply shock. In April 2025, China imposed sweeping export controls on seven critical rare-earth elements and permanent magnets, requiring exporters to obtain licenses, which severely squeezed global supply chains.

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15/07/2025 09:21

Lynas Rare Earths Ltd (LYC) $10.00

LYC is the gorilla in the room on the ASX with a current market cap of $9.3bn. Valuing LYC remains hard due to the opaque nature of its primary driver of revenue neodymium and praseodymium (NdPr) and the even less transparent Heavy Rare Earths (HRE) where it is channelling its growth. But we now believe the US government has provided the catalyst to drive the stock and sector higher.

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19/12/2024 09:33

Lynas Rare Earths Ltd (LYC) $6.59

Lynas Rare Earths, a leading producer of rare earth materials outside China, reported a 5.9% decrease in revenue for the first quarter of the 2025 fiscal year, totalling $120.5 million. The decline was attributed to sustained low prices for strategic minerals and subdued demand during the quarter.

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05/12/2024 09:50

Lynas Rare Earths Ltd (LYC) $7.32

LYC popped +5% on Wednesday after enduring a tough few weeks following its Q1 update in November, which showed an 11% quarterly decline in revenue, coming in at $120.5 million

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10/09/2024 09:25

Lynas Rare Earths Ltd (LYC) $7.04

Valuing LYC is hard, but we’ve witnessed a number of times in 2024 that the strong are getting stronger, and in terms of REE, that’s LYC, especially in a world scarred of being reliant on China for anything. We believe LYC represents good value ~$7, but it's an aggressive play for a $6.6bn business that’s a political hot potato heavily influenced by China.

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18/04/2024 09:07

Lynas Rare Earths Ltd (LYC) $6.45

We have discussed rare earth player LYC several times over recent years, although the stock has never been included in our Active Growth portfolio. The stock and sector have struggled since 2022 in a very similar fashion to lithium, as the NdPr price has been under pressure due to a weak Chinese economy. However, we believe China's economy is improving, which would provide a solid backdrop for Lynas, i.e. LYC’s earnings will follow if/when prices recover, aided by the added capacity on the back of the Malaysia licence deal sealed last October. Also, with ~6.5% of LYC shares being held short, there is plenty of scope for a short covering squeeze higher if corporate action starts to unfold.

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08/02/2024 09:00

Lynas Rare Earths Ltd (LYC) $6.04

LYC is the largest rare earth supplier outside of China, but the market is a volatile one, and prices for the company’s high-value NdPr have been under pressure for the last few quarters in line with a weak Chinese economy, i.e. like so many commodities the world’s 2nd largest economy is the largest consumer.

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