Latest Lithium Mining News

Sayona Mining Limited and Piedmont Lithium Inc. have agreed to merge, creating a leading North American lithium producer with complementary assets and a balanced ownership structure. The merger, subject to regulatory and shareholder approvals, aims to unlock significant synergies and strengthen the combined company’s financial position.

Pilbara Minerals Limited has announced a significant 2025 Mineral Resource update for its Pilgangoora Operation, increasing contained lithium oxide by 23% to 5.7 million tonnes and reinforcing its status as a global lithium powerhouse.

Pursuit Minerals has withdrawn its previously stated 5,000 tonnes per annum lithium production target, clarifying it was an aspirational figure not compliant with ASX rules. The company urges investors to avoid relying on this figure for investment decisions.

Loyal Lithium Limited remains suspended from ASX trading after missing its deadline to disclose details of a proposed acquisition and respond to a price query, raising fresh questions about the company’s compliance and strategic direction.

Sayona Mining reports solid FY25 operational gains and outlines strategic merger progress with Piedmont Lithium, positioning itself as a leading North American lithium producer amid a recovering market.

Infinity Lithium Corporation has withdrawn from Spain’s PERTE VEC IIa capital funding program, opting to return nearly €20 million due to prolonged permitting and regulatory hurdles.

Anson Resources has negotiated a pioneering scaled royalty structure for its Green River Lithium Project in Utah, reducing the previous flat 5% rate to a sliding scale tied to lithium prices. This move enhances project viability and investment certainty amid evolving regulatory reforms.

Liontown Resources has responded to an ASX query following a sharp rise in its share price and trading volume, denying any undisclosed information and confirming compliance with listing rules.

Core Lithium has released a comprehensive Restart Study for its Finniss Lithium Project, outlining a transition to fully underground mining that extends the mine life to 20 years while slashing operating costs and boosting production capacity.

Core Lithium's Restart Study for the Finniss Lithium Operation confirms a 20-year underground mine life with significant cost reductions and enhanced production capacity.

Core Lithium has doubled the Grants Ore Reserve by shifting to underground mining, lifting total Finniss Ore Reserves to 10.73 million tonnes at 1.29% lithium oxide. This update supports a robust 10-year mine plan with potential for extended operations.

Core Lithium has terminated its legacy spodumene offtake agreement with Yahua through a $2 million cash settlement, unlocking strategic flexibility for its Finniss Lithium Operation restart plans.