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Rare earth stocks captured investors’ attention in 2025, and the sector is once again showing signs of renewed strength.

With China tightening its control over global rare earth supply, growing demand from industries such as artificial intelligence, defence, robotics and advanced manufacturing is increasing the focus on alternative sources. Australia remains at the centre of this global shift, positioning local rare earth companies as key players in the next phase of industry growth.

In this video, Wealth Within’s Filip Tortevski and Senior Analyst Pedro Banales analyse three ASX-listed rare earth stocks that are displaying promising technical setups and benefiting from powerful industry tailwinds.

The discussion begins with Lynas Rare Earths (ASX:LYC), Australia’s largest, rare-earth producer and one of the most significant suppliers outside China. The analysts explore how the stock is holding important long-term support levels and why its current chart structure could signal another bullish phase.

They also examine Lindian Resources (ASX: LIN), developer of the Kangankunde Rare Earths Project in Malawi, highlighting its transition toward production and the growing market interest surrounding the company.

Finally, the team reviews St George Mining (ASX:SGQ), which is advancing its rare earth and niobium project in Brazil. Backed by increasing investor interest and improving market participation, the stock presents an intriguing speculative opportunity for investors watching the sector closely.

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