Lithium
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Ganfeng Lithium, a leading Chinese lithium producer, reported a 109.03% year-on-year increase in Q3 revenue. Net profit for the first three quarters surged by 19540.50% to 5.012 billion yuan, with a rebound in lithium prices driving the performance turnaround.
Ganfeng Lithium, a leading Chinese lithium producer, disclosed its third-quarter report on Thursday, showing a net profit attributable to shareholders of 5.012 billion yuan for the first three quarter
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China's lithium futures prices fell 10% due to the EU's agreement to restrict hybrid vehicle exports, impacting battery material demand.
China's lithium futures prices fell 10% due to the EU's agreement to restrict hybrid vehicle exports, impacting battery material demand.
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South Korean steelmaker Posco completes second lithium plant in Argentina, boosting supply to 50,000 tons
South Korean steelmaker Posco Holdings has completed its second lithium plant in Argentina, which will have the capacity to supply 50,000 metric tons of lithium hydroxide. This milestone comes eight y
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Lithium’s Inventory Upheaval Confounds Industry, Hits Prices
A surprise surge in lithium stockpile data, following a change in methodology, has confounded traders and weighed on prices, prompting some to call on authorities to step in.
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TNR Gold is set to receive its first royalty payment from the Mariana Lithium Project, as Ganfeng Lithium has begun production and exports.
Kirill Klip, Executive Chairman of TNR Gold Corp (TSX-V:TNR), stated that as Ganfeng Lithium, the operator of TNR Gold’s Mariana lithium project in Argentina, has begun producing and exporting its fir
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Ganfeng Lithium, a leading Chinese lithium producer, reported a 109.03% year-on-year increase in Q3 revenue. Net profit for the first three quarters surged by 19540.50% to 5.012 billion yuan, with a rebound in lithium prices driving the performance turnaround.
Ganfeng Lithium, a leading Chinese lithium producer, disclosed its third-quarter report on Thursday, showing a net profit attributable to shareholders of 5.012 billion yuan for the first three quarter
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China's lithium futures prices fell 10% due to the EU's agreement to restrict hybrid vehicle exports, impacting battery material demand.
China's lithium futures prices fell 10% due to the EU's agreement to restrict hybrid vehicle exports, impacting battery material demand.
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South Korean steelmaker Posco completes second lithium plant in Argentina, boosting supply to 50,000 tons
South Korean steelmaker Posco Holdings has completed its second lithium plant in Argentina, which will have the capacity to supply 50,000 metric tons of lithium hydroxide. This milestone comes eight y
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Lithium’s Inventory Upheaval Confounds Industry, Hits Prices
A surprise surge in lithium stockpile data, following a change in methodology, has confounded traders and weighed on prices, prompting some to call on authorities to step in.
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TNR Gold is set to receive its first royalty payment from the Mariana Lithium Project, as Ganfeng Lithium has begun production and exports.
Kirill Klip, Executive Chairman of TNR Gold Corp (TSX-V:TNR), stated that as Ganfeng Lithium, the operator of TNR Gold’s Mariana lithium project in Argentina, has begun producing and exporting its fir
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