The Australian-German company Vulcan Energy has signed a framework agreement with Siemens AG worth approximately 40 million euros. The agreement covers the supply of engineering, automation, telecommunications, and building services...
The Canadian technology company Mangrove Lithium has opened a lithium refinery at its headquarters in Delta, British Columbia. According to Mangrove, it is the first commercial facility in North America...
The Canadian company Global Battery Materials Corp. has delivered their first graphite samples from the Kearney Mine in Ontario to customers in the U.S. Simultaneously, the company opened a new...
The South Korean battery materials manufacturer POSCO Future M has entered into a partnership with the U.S. company Molten. The goal is to develop a natural graphite anode material using...
Samsung SDI has signed a supply agreement with the South Korean materials manufacturer L&F. The three-year agreement, beginning next year, is for the procurement of cathode materials for lithium iron...
South Korean battery material manufacturer POSCO Future M plans to build a 243-million-dollar production facility in Vietnam for synthetic graphite as anode material.
French mining group Imerys has put its lithium project in the United Kingdom on hold in favor of a more advanced project in France.
The international mining group Rio Tinto acquired a majority stake in Nemaska Lithium in the Canadian province of Quebec. Following capital investments since March 2025, Rio Tinto now holds 53.9...
The US chemical company Albemarle has announced that it will temporarily close its lithium hydroxide plant in Kemerton, Western Australia. The remaining Train 1 production line will be transferred to...
South Korean battery material manufacturer POSCO Future M is investing in the Massachusetts-based start-up company Factorial which specializes in solid-state batteries (SSB).
Portuguese company Lifthium Energy will be receiving 180 million euros in government funding to build a refinery for the production of battery-grade lithium.
Chinese battery manufacturer CATL is to be supplied with three million tons of LFP cathode material by Ronbay between 2026 and 2031. Meanwhile, the record contract value caused a stir.
