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By Jocelyn Aspa
The lithium sector was a hot commodity in 2016. Here’s what some companies had to say about the year, and what they’re looking forward to in 2017.
VANCOUVER, BC / ACCESSWIRE / September 20, 2016 / Alix Resources Corp (TSXV:AIX) is pleased to announce significant lithium values from its preliminary channel sampling of newly discovered spodumene-bearing granitic pegmatites dykes exposed in the southern part of our La Corne 2 property located adjacent and on strike with
There’s no shortage of excitement in the lithium market, but James Callaway of Orocobre reminded investors to remain cautious when choosing lithium stocks.
At PDAC, Jon Hykawy of Stormcrow Capital provided a brief overview of the critical materials involved in the lithium-ion battery supply chain.
A look at the lithium outlook for 2016. Comments from Joe Lowry of Global Lithium, Chris Berry of House Mountain Partners and the Disruptive Discoveries Journal, Andrew Miller of Benchmark Mineral Intelligence and Jon Hykawy of Stormcrow Capital
The Investing News Network spoke with Critical Elements (TSXV:CRE) CEO Jean-Sébastien Lavallée to get a bit more insight take-or-pay offtake agreement announced this week.
Peter Epstein of Epstein Research interviews Joe Lowry, who formed Global Lithium after more than two decades working for one of the “Big 3” lithium companies. Lowry, also known as “Mr. Lithium,” discusses lithium supply and demand and goes over other market fundamentals.
In case you missed it, Jon Hykawy’s Stormcrow Capital put out a comprehensive report on the lithium industry last Friday. The report includes plenty of detail, right down to the mathematical formulas used to arrive at some of its conclusions. However, the overall theme is that increasing lithium demand alongside
Investors wondering what’s become of Quebec’s RB Energy may have been pleased to see an update from the company on Thursday. However, although the company now has a few confidential bids for its projects, its future still seems unsure.
At the end of 2013, analysts and investors weren’t holding their breath for big changes in the lithium space. However, as many investors know, it turned out to be quite an interesting year for lithium.
By Vivien Diniz
It’s been a rough month for Quebec lithium producer RB Energy, which went from production to shutdown in a matter of weeks on exhausted financials. To learn more about what happened, Lithium Investing News spoke with the company’s CEO, Richard Clark. He made it clear that despite the setback, he
Mark Brennan, president and CEO of Largo Resources, held a conference call on Thursday morning to discuss production from the Maracas Menchen vanadium project.
After failing to secure additional funding to maintain its current operations, lithium producer RB Energy announced Wednesday that it has halted work at its Quebec lithium plant. The statement follows last week’s news that the company has not completed a best-efforts offering “due to difficult market conditions.”
RB Energy (TSX:RBI,OTCQX:RBEIF) announced that it has failed to secure funding require to maintain its current operations. Because of that, it has halted operations at its Quebec lithium project and temporarily laid off all employees other than those needed to maintain the project on a car and maintenance basis.
RB Energy (TSX:RBI,OTCQX:RBEIF) reported positive progress in the commissioning of its Quebec lithium plant in its recent corporate update, and also reported that it will initiate the sale of its Aguas Blancas iodine operation in order to focus more closely on the lithium space.
RB Energy Inc. (TSX:RBI,OTCQX:RBEIF) announced the results of an independent technical process audit of the Quebec Lithium Inc. operation, commenting that it “concluded that there are no ‘fatal flaws.'”
RB Energy Inc. (TSX:RBI,OTCQX:RBEIF) provided an update for its Quebec lithium project, commenting that production is steady and sales of battery-grade lithium carbonate are increasing.
RB Energy Inc. (TSX:RBI,OTCQX:RBEIF) has reported its financial and operating results for the three and six months ended June 30, 2014. In the second quarter, the crushing, grinding and concentrator circuits were re-started and production of limited quantities of EV grade lithium carbonate were achieved. However, ramp up issues delayed
The company ran into some setbacks last month, but today’s news seems to have renewed investors’ confidence.
