Highlights
- Lynas reported A$310.1M in September-quarter sales, its strongest quarter since 2022, driven by an 88% jump in average selling prices to A$102.10/kg.
- Sales volumes fell 18% year over year while price floors now cover more than half of production, signaling a shift toward contract pricing for geopolitical reliability.
- Planned maintenance shutdowns in Malaysia and Kalgoorlie threaten near-term output, while the potential Meteoric Resources acquisition could add significant NdPr and DyTb capacity.
- LYC shares trade at roughly 13.4x FY2026 revenue and 59x trailing earnings, reflecting a steep strategic premium that requires strong execution to justify.
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