Facility to be developed to meet initial capacity based on company's supply agreement with BMW.

Tibet Summit Resources plans to develop a pair of lithium projects in northwest Argentina.

The southern African country said it could impose a tax on exports of lithium concentrate in future.

The company received preliminary approval for the EIA for its Barroso open-pit mine.

The notice relates to an offtake agreement between its Namibia-based unit and Jiangxi Jinhui Lithium.

State officials gave the company 180 days to provide additional details on 10 areas.

Chile's government launched a plan in April to gain a majority stake in new lithium projects considered strategic, as well as in the current operations in the Atacama.