me-metals: China’s lithium price surged on Monday after the chairman of major Chinese producer Ganfeng Lithium Group Co forecast demand growth of 30% or even 40% for the battery metal in 2026.
News ID: 12747 Publish Date : 2025/11/18
me-metals: China’s lithium price surged on Monday after the chairman of major Chinese producer Ganfeng Lithium Group Co forecast demand growth of 30% or even 40% for the battery metal in 2026.
News ID: 12747 Publish Date : 2025/11/18
me-metals: China’s lithium price surged on Monday after the chairman of major Chinese producer Ganfeng Lithium Group Co forecast demand growth of 30% or even 40% for the battery metal in 2026.
News ID: 12747 Publish Date : 2025/11/18
me-metals: News this week that the world’s second-biggest lithium miner – SQM – has begun laying off 5% of its Chilean workforce would not come as a surprise to those following the market for the battery raw material.
News ID: 12097 Publish Date : 2025/06/28
me-metals: Tianqi Lithium Corp. warned volatility in lithium product prices and growing geopolitical risks may cloud its outlook as it swung to a first full-year loss since 2020 amid a prolonged battery metal rout.
News ID: 11838 Publish Date : 2025/03/29
me-metals: South African precious metals miner Sibanye-Stillwater (JSE: SSW)(NYSE: SBSW) has scrapped its planned investment in the Rhyolite Ridge lithium-boron project in the US state of Nevada, due in part to weak prices.
News ID: 11785 Publish Date : 2025/02/26
me-metals: Mineral Resources (ASX: MIN), which is rallying from a polemic probe involving its founder and former chief executive Chris Ellison, will shut its Bald Hill lithium mine in Western Australia immediately due to an ongoing and steep decline in lithium prices.
News ID: 11467 Publish Date : 2024/11/14
Lithium prices are soaring in China on the back of heavy demand for lithium iron phosphate (LFP) batteries, a new report by battery supply chain research and price reporting agency Benchmark Mineral Intelligence shows.
News ID: 10122 Publish Date : 2021/02/03
Adamas Intelligence tracks the battery capacity (and the metals used in them) of electric vehicles sold in more than 80 countries around the world, representing more than 90% of the global EV market.
News ID: 5292 Publish Date : 2019/07/18
