Malaysia issues first rare earth export license

Malaysia has for the first time approved the export of a shipment of unprocessed rare earth elements under a new regulatory framework aimed at encouraging investment and developing local capabilities. This move comes after a previous ban that began in 2024, and the new controls allow the export of materials for research, development, and processing purposes, with a focus on investment quality and technology transfer. Amid China's dominance of the rare metals market, Malaysia seeks to reduce its dependence by supporting projects to increase local production and stimulate international companies such as Australian firm "Linas," as well as French and American companies, to establish plants and develop capacities in this vital sector.

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