China’s Ganfeng Lithium Gains Control of Large Lithium Source in West Africa

Wednesday, 8 May 2024, 08:46

China's Ganfeng Lithium has finalized a US$343 million mine deal in West Africa, securing control over one of the world's largest sources of lithium. This acquisition will provide the company with enhanced security and control over its raw material supplies, strengthening its position in the lithium market amidst growing demand for electric vehicles and renewable energy storage solutions.
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China’s Ganfeng Lithium Gains Control of Large Lithium Source in West Africa

China's Ganfeng Lithium has sealed a major deal in West Africa

Ganfeng Lithium has acquired a Malian lithium mine in a deal worth US$343 million, gaining control of a significant source of raw materials.

Increased security and control over lithium supplies

This acquisition enhances Ganfeng Lithium's position in the lithium market, ensuring a stable and reliable supply chain for its operations.

Strategic move in a high-demand market

With the rising demand for electric vehicles and renewable energy storage solutions, securing access to lithium resources is crucial for the company's future growth and success.


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