What are LYC's assets?

These assets are Mt Weld and Lynas Advanced Materials Plant (LAMP). LYC's main asset is Mt Weld rare earths deposit in Western Australia. Excludes mandatory escrowed shares and foreign shares. The Company was formed to acquire the Yilgangi Queen Gold Mine and various gold mining prospects in WA for $1.5M, comprising cash and equity.

What is ASX Industry Classification?

The company changed its ASX Industry Classification from 011 - Gold (Gold Producers) to 021 - Other Metals (Diversified Mining) and GICS from 15104030 (Materials, Materials, Metals & Mining, Gold) to 15104020 (Materials, Materials, Metals & Mining, Diversified Metals & Minerals) on 25/06/2002.

How volatile is LyC (LyC)?

Stable Share Price: LYC is not significantly more volatile than the rest of Australian stocks over the past 3 months, typically moving +/- 6% a week. Volatility Over Time: LYC's weekly volatility (6%) has been stable over the past year.

How many shares do the top 20 shareholders of LyC hold?

The Top 20 Shareholders of LYC hold 0% of shares on issue. As reported in the most recent Annual Report. A substantial shareholder is a person or entity that owns 5% or more of the voting shares in a company. Shares can be held through multiple entities, so the Substantial Shareholders list differs from the Top 20 Shareholders list.