Pilbara Minerals sells spodumene cargo tied to lithium hydroxide prices
Earlier this month its chief executive told press the developer had around 200,000 tonnes of spodumene to sell.
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Previous EU attempts to sanction Russian gems have run into resistance from importer nations such as Belgium.
Rambler pauses copper-gold mine in Newfoundland amid financial restructuring talks
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Minister signals Lynas can run Malaysia unit if waste taken back
Lynas' operating licence came with conditions that prohibited the import and processing of lanthanide concentrate after July 1.
Mexico President orders ministry to step up lithium nationalization
Studies suggest Mexico may have some 1.7 million tonnes of lithium.
Ola plans $920m India investment in electric cars, batteries
The SoftBank Group-backed company's cumulative production numbers topped 100,000 in November.
Tesla considering a bid for Sigma Lithium
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First Quantum sets Feb. 23 as date to halt Panama operations amid dispute
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