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Some ASX rare earths shareholders have seen rapid gains lately. Will it last?
April 15, 12:29 pm AEST
For shareholders of ASX-listed rare earths producers, this could be good news.
With a market cap of around $7.5 billion,Lynas Rare Earths Ltd (ASX: LYC) is a major player in the critical minerals space.
The company bills itself as "the world's only significant producer of separated rare earth materials outside of China".
And it appears investors are keen to get exposure to that space.
Back in late January, Lynas shares were trading at around $6.16.
Today, they are changing hands for about $8 each.
That represents an increase of almost 30% over the past few months amid Trump's tariffs turmoil.
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