Lynas Rare Earths Misses Q3 Revenue Forecasts Due to Pricing Challenges and Market Volatility

(Cryptonesia) — On Monday, Australia-based Lynas Rare Earths failed to meet market expectations for their third-quarter gross sales revenue due to reduced prices in the rare earths market and increased global trade instability.

Lynas, which ranks as the biggest manufacturer of rare earth elements outside of China, reported gross sales revenue of A$123 million ($78.62 million) for the third quarter, falling short of the Visible Alpha consensus estimate of A$155.7 million.

The number, nevertheless, represented an increase of approximately 22% compared to A$101.2 million recorded in the previous year.

Lynas stated that recent changes in global trade policies and regulations have unsettled the rare earths industry, causing blockages in material exchanges between the two countries due to imposed tariffs by both the U.S. and China.

Lynas anticipates ongoing market fluctuations throughout the June 2025 quarter due to the emerging global tariff landscape and China’s export restrictions, according to the rare earths company.

($1 equals 1.5649 Australian dollars)

(Reported by Adwitiya Srivastava and Nikita Maria Jino from Bengaluru; edited by Diane Craft and Himani Sarkar)