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Why is Mali launching a lithium mine?
As reported by the South China Morning Post, Mali’s transitional President Assimi Goita said the lithium mine is extremely important for the West African nation, and the launch of the processing plant “marks a significant step forward in the exploitation of the country’s natural resources.”
What is the Malian lithium deal?
The deal followed a new mining code introduced in 2023, which stipulated that the Malian government was entitled to a 10% free carry stake and could also acquire an additional 25%. The initial phase aims for an annual output of 506,000 tonnes of lithium concentrate, expanding to 1 million tonnes in the second phase.
Who owns Leo lithium?
Ganfeng — China’s largest lithium producer — acquired Australia’s Leo Lithium’s 40% stake in the project for $342.7 million in May. The deal followed a new mining code introduced in 2023, which stipulated that the Malian government was entitled to a 10% free carry stake and could also acquire an additional 25%.
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