The Lynas Corporation, a specialist mining company, oversees the building of the world's only integrated supply system of Rare Earths which is also considered Malaysia's largest Rare Earths plant. The plans for this plant is to create a dependable and fully integrated source of Rare Earths from mine through to market which will become the world's Rare Earths industry leader for the security of supply and environmental standards.
Rare Earths are used globally to produce a vast sort of electronics and technology driven items like disk drives, MP3 players like iPods and flat panel displays. This helps in the process of developing, manufacturing and miniaturization of smaller, faster and lightweight products because the demands for these advancing items are sky high. But to fully take advantage of Rare Earths, the Lynas Corporation contracted UGL Limited to manage the construction, engineering (EPC) and procurement aspects of the project. Due to UGL's incredible experience and knowledge within the mining sector, the partnership was an obvious choice.
The construction of the $230 million Rare Earths refinery is situated on 250 acres in Malaysia that was reclaimed tropical swampland. This project would increase competition of refining rare earth ores because it would be the first processing plant outside China in nearly 30 years. Which left the Lynas Corporation with the task of finding the best EPC management company to tackle the large scale job, in which, was UGL Limited.
Continuous Management
The ongoing project is Australia's biggest investment in Malaysia with the anticipation to produce more than $1.7 billion annually in rare earths which equals to approximately 1% of the total economic output of Malaysia. UGL has developed a highly-detailed and organized construction plan to fully integrate a 3D multi-disciplined engineering process to deliver project success. The Lynas Corporation is benefitting from UGL's turnkey approach where everything is effectively managed from start up to commission and beyond.
Rare Earths are used globally to produce a vast sort of electronics and technology driven items like disk drives, MP3 players like iPods and flat panel displays. This helps in the process of developing, manufacturing and miniaturization of smaller, faster and lightweight products because the demands for these advancing items are sky high. But to fully take advantage of Rare Earths, the Lynas Corporation contracted UGL Limited to manage the construction, engineering (EPC) and procurement aspects of the project. Due to UGL's incredible experience and knowledge within the mining sector, the partnership was an obvious choice.
The construction of the $230 million Rare Earths refinery is situated on 250 acres in Malaysia that was reclaimed tropical swampland. This project would increase competition of refining rare earth ores because it would be the first processing plant outside China in nearly 30 years. Which left the Lynas Corporation with the task of finding the best EPC management company to tackle the large scale job, in which, was UGL Limited.
Continuous Management
The ongoing project is Australia's biggest investment in Malaysia with the anticipation to produce more than $1.7 billion annually in rare earths which equals to approximately 1% of the total economic output of Malaysia. UGL has developed a highly-detailed and organized construction plan to fully integrate a 3D multi-disciplined engineering process to deliver project success. The Lynas Corporation is benefitting from UGL's turnkey approach where everything is effectively managed from start up to commission and beyond.