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03.11.25 - 11:36
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Vulcan Energy: Baubewilligung für Lithium-Extraktionsanlage in Landau (Electrive)
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Vulcan Energy hat die Baugenehmigung für seine kommerzielle Lithium-Extraktionsanlage in Landau erhalten. Die Einrichtung soll in einer ersten Phase tausende Tonnen Lithiumchlorid hervorbringen und zur Weiterverarbeitung nach Frankfurt-Höchst schicken, wo daraus Lithiumhydroxid in Batterie-Qualität wird....
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31.10.25 - 13:01
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Energy Insider: China Pauses Rare-Earth, Lithium-Battery Export Controls (Caixin)
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China suspends rare earth export controls for a year Following a meeting between Chinese President Xi Jinping and U.S. President Donald Trump in Busan, South Korea, on Oct. 30, China announced it will suspend for one year the export controls on rare earths, lithium batteries and related equipment that it had unveiled on Oct. 9. In a reciprocal move, the U.S. will suspend for one year its 50% or more "affiliates rule" for export controls, which was announced Sept. 29. China, U.S. to suspend port fees for a year As part of the same agreement, the U.S. will suspend for one year measures from its Section 301 investigation into China's maritime, logistics and shipbuilding industries. In response, China will suspend its countermeasures for the same period, ending a dispute over recently imposed port fees. U.S. inks mineral pacts with Asian allies The U.S. has signed cooperation frameworks on critical minerals and rare earths with Japan, Thailand and Malaysia, moves seen as an effort to build a...
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31.10.25 - 01:18
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Marubeni CEO on New Opportunities in Lithium Sector (Bloomberg)
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Marubeni CEO Masayuki Omoto said in an interview with Bloomberg TV that the company is on the hunt for potential lithium opportunities amid a wider push to expand businesses key to the AI boom and energy transition. (Source: Bloomberg)...
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30.10.25 - 18:01
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Chinese Lithium Giants Return to Profit as Prices Rebound (Caixin)
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China's top lithium producers swung back to profitability in the third quarter, buoyed by a rebound in lithium prices, triggering a surge in related equities.
Tianqi Lithium Corp. and Ganfeng Lithium Group Co. Ltd. both reported a return to profit in their latest earnings reports. Shares of lithium-related companies soared on the news, with Tianqi and Yongxing Special Materials Technology Co. Ltd. hitting the daily 10% gain limit Thursday. Ganfeng rose 5.3%.
The rebound marks a sharp reversal for the sector, which had been struggling with losses amid a supply glut and falling prices. A mix of disciplined production cuts, stronger demand from electric vehicles and energy storage, and policy support from Beijing is reviving the once-beleaguered market.
Tianqi reported a third-quarter net profit attributable to shareholders of 95.5 million yuan ($13.4 million), up more than 100% from a year earlier. That brought its nine-month profit to 180 million yuan, reversing a loss for the same period last year. Quart...
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28.10.25 - 12:36
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Deutsche E Metalle mit erfolgreichen Lithium-Bohrungen in Argentinien (Electrive)
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Das Dresdner Unternehmen Deutsche E Metalle (DEM) hat eine erfolgreiche erste Bohrkampagne im Carachi-Blanco-Lithiumprojekt in Argentinien durchgeführt. Diese brachte vielversprechende Lithiumkonzentrationen von bis zu 377 mg/L zutage – ein Wert, der ein hohes Potenzial für eine reguläre Förderung verspricht....
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23.10.25 - 04:06
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As China tightens lithium battery exports, Taiwan′s Aleees finds opening (Digitimes)
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China's sweeping export controls on lithium battery technologies — enacted in July and October 2025 — have effectively erected a "technological iron curtain" around the global electric vehicle and energy storage industries. The new restrictions cover everything from advanced cathode materials and electrolytes to key manufacturing equipment, placing strict limits on what can leave the country....
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22.10.25 - 06:42
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PLS CEO on Global Lithium Sector Outlook (Bloomberg)
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Dale Henderson, Managing Director and CEO of PLS, Australia's biggest pure-play lithium producer, sees "very positive" demand for lithium globally, driven by growth from the EV sector. He says the recently inked critical minerals deal between Australia and the US also serves as a good sign for the industry. He speaks with Annabelle Droulers and Avril Hong on "The Asia Trade". (Source: Bloomberg)...
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