Home: China’s aluminum imports underpin physical premium surge
Even the world’s largest producer - China - seems to be running short of aluminum.
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Company said in a statement that it had reached a collective agreement with the mine's worker union, which included a bonus payment of around 4.16 million Chilean pesos ($5,776) but no salary adjustment.
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Australian court orders Tianqi Lithium to pay $29m to court fund
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DBS co-leads $625m finance deal in Indonesia battery metals project
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DeepGreen hits backs at firms opposing seafloor mining
Supporting a deep-sea mining moratorium is backing the environmental and social ills that come from land extraction, the company says.
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Avalon, Fort William First Nation to jointly develop lithium refinery in Ontario
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