China could control a third of the world’s lithium by 2025
UBS expects Chinese-controlled mines, including projects in Africa, to raise output to 705,000 tons by 2025.
UBS expects Chinese-controlled mines, including projects in Africa, to raise output to 705,000 tons by 2025.
A new 800-metre-long zone containing lengthy, high-grade lithium intercepts is being assessed.
Beijing’s ability to manage the mismatch between its scarce natural resources and vast industrial output is now playing out in the market for lithium.
The South America-focused lithium miner has three active projects.
The Toronto-based company sold 8.82 million shares for C$17 apiece in its IPO.
BHP expects global copper and nickel supplies to remain below demand as few new mines for either metal are coming online in the near future.
Blue Orca Capital alleged that mining licenses in Ghana obtained by a company it invested in were through what appeared to be "textbook corruption."
Argentina, Chile, Bolivia and Brazil would cooperate to expand their processing capacity, open battery plants and make EVs locally.
The country has been working on legislation to protect its wetlands amid sprawling fires often blamed on farmers.
Investors and car makers continue to bet on lithium miners, wagering that a shift toward EVs will become a permanent trend.