mining firm, activists battle over rare earths, page-5

This article, regardless of what the intent but can note some facts that is Why LYC stock price can't restore to a upward, because of "The upshot: Lynas's outlook "is still very uncertain," said Deutsche Bank analyst Chris Terry."

*The election has become the largest uncertain issue:

"If we can't challenge the government in the courts, then perhaps the election will change the game,"---a 64-year-old retired math teacher can become a threat to a large company.

under the election pressure "The government is taking notice of the protesters' growing pull, too... four cabinet ministers warned in a joint statement that Lynas must export all waste material from its plant or see its operations suspended."

---"Hopefully, when the election is out of the way, we'll be able to get down to business," he(NC) said.

*does the benefit of "a 12-year tax holiday" can offset the LYC' delayed loss?

"Lynas's Mr. Curtis concedes the opportunities lost,"

"Analysts say the obstacles Lynas has faced in Malaysia prevented it from enjoying a boom in rare-earths prices. The plant is finally operating but prices for some rare-earth elements are now 80% off their peaks."

"delayed Lynas obtaining a temporary operating license until this past November, a full year behind schedule, driving a decline in the company's share price from A$1.59 in February 2012 to the 61 Australian cents now "

"We've raised 175 million [Australian] dollars more than we wanted. It's cost our shareholders," Mr. Curtis, Lynas's chief executive, said by telephone. "It's not acceptable, but it is what it is."
--- this "175 million [Australian] dollars" would don't need originally.

*Why a small wildfire can became a prairie fire?

"Nick Curtis said Lynas underestimated the extent to which the protesters had enlisted the organizing power of the Web,"
---But when this wildfire just starting, what NC was doing? (hurried to rushed for sell CROWN's resource)

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Too many lessons for LYC, the same, too many lessons on LYC investors.