Albemarle revises Australian Wodgina joint venture as lithium market sags
Albemarle has now agreed to pay $820 million for a 60% stake in the Wodgina mine, down from $1.15 billion for a 50% stake agreed in late 2018.
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Indian firms set up JV to mine for lithium, cobalt overseas
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Iron ore prices help Rio Tinto fork out $1bn dividend, despite Oyu Tolgoi setback
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Constantine’s underground exploration plan in Alaska green-lighted
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Kinross Gold expands Russian portfolio with $283 million buy
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Turquoise Hill swings to loss on Mongolia mine woes
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