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The Australian government has decided to ban three stakeholders linked to China from voting or exercising their rights in Northern Minerals, a rare earths mining company, after they ignored previous orders to sell their shares in the company. This action followed a temporary directive issued by Treasurer Jim Chalmers regarding the shares they own, which remain banned until they sell their stakes. The company's stock price increased by 3.7%, reaching a market valuation of AUD 267 million, amid Australia's ongoing efforts over the past two years to regulate investments by Chinese-linked shareholders in the company.
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