LETTER | Why do a small number of anti-Lynas operatives continue to use our company as a political football?
| Lynas Malaysia is a lawful company and we believe all assessments of our operations should be based on scientific facts and evidence. Four separate scientific reviews have found our operations to be low-risk and compliant with regulations, including the recent Pakatan Harapan government’s Scientific Review Committee.
We are disappointed that despite the findings of these scientific reviews, unsupported assertions continue to be made by unqualified anti-Lynas groups.near the Malaysian Parliament yesterday, Lynas Malaysia’s staff and supporters outnumbered those opposed to Lynas by more than 3 to 1. The same report found that Lynas contributed RM969 million to the Malaysian GDP in 2018 and spending over RM500 million in Malaysia each year with suppliers and employees.
Lynas Malaysia’s rare earth products are essential for Malaysia’s growing electronics industry in Penang and the Malaysian automotive industry to drive Malaysia’s Industry 4.0.
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