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Malaysia looks to China to fast-track rare earths processing and tackle illegal exports

March 18, 2024 11:55 AMIt hopes to extract more value from its estimated $284 billion worth of minerals crucial for high-tech use.

By: straitstimes.com

Mar 18 2024
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Malaysia looks to China to fast-track rare earths processing and tackle illegal exports

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