Malaysian Election, page-23

As I mentioned earlier in this thread, Anwar will have limited power and is depending on support from pro-Lynas parties to retain a functional government.

But, even if he didn't, the problem with Anwar has always been that he has DAP under his umbrella (i.e. WT and YBY). WT is out, and YBY is on the fringes and I doubt she will have a prominent role. The third member of 'terrible tree', Fuzzy, she lost her seat as well.

The Fuzzy case is very descriptive for the general Lynas tone in Malaysia now. Fuzzy recently complained that her political opponents were using her history re anti-LYC stance against her (lmao):
“My opponents are using Lynas (which operates the world’s largest single rare earths processing plant outside Kuantan) as an issue in their negative campaign against me.“ I have offered to have an open debate on it but they did not respond. So, moving forward we should campaign in a mature way,” Fuziah said.
https://www.freemalaysiatoday.com/category/nation/2022/11/12/3-way-split-in-malay-vote-a-challenge-in-kuantan-says-fuziah/

This was used successfully in that she lost her seat. So, overall, the feeling is that the tune has done a 180 - political opposition to LYC appears to make you lose votes.

All in all, I don't see any issues with Anwar as PM.