Latest Lithium Sector News

Neometals’ joint venture Reed Advanced Materials has signed a non-binding MoU with Rio Tinto to collaborate on advancing the ELi Process, a lithium hydroxide production technology promising significant cost and environmental benefits.

Wildcat Resources has announced a A$5 million on-market share buy-back, leveraging its strong cash position to enhance shareholder value and capital structure amid optimism for its Tabba Tabba Lithium Project.

Galan Lithium has locked in a A$20 million equity placement from strategic partner Clean Elements, providing crucial funding to complete Phase 1 construction of its Hombre Muerto West lithium project in Argentina, targeting first production in early 2026.

Winsome Resources signals it is unlikely to exercise the Renard Option by August 2025 due to ongoing lithium market volatility, while maintaining strong focus and funding for its flagship Adina Lithium Project.

Anson Resources reports a significant 44% increase in lithium assay values at its Green River Lithium Project, driven by aquifer 'clean-up' during brine extraction. This improvement promises enhanced resource potential and cost efficiencies ahead of a planned JORC upgrade.

IRIS Metals has reported promising high-grade lithium intersections from its Phase I drilling at the Edison Project in South Dakota, reinforcing its strategy to develop a centralized lithium processing hub in the US.

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.

Clean TeQ Water reports a successful lithium extraction pilot and the amicable termination of its LithiumBank agreements, setting the stage for new global deployments of its cDLE® technology.

Lanthanein Resources has withdrawn from its farm-in agreement on the Lady Grey Lithium Project, signaling a strategic pivot. The company is now focusing on other growth opportunities to boost shareholder value.

Minerals 260 has agreed to sell its Aston Lithium-REE Project to Delta Lithium for $450,000 cash plus a 1.5% royalty, redirecting its efforts toward advancing the 2.3 million ounce Bullabulling Gold Project in Western Australia.

Astute Metals has reported its highest-grade lithium intercept to date at the Red Mountain Project in Nevada, extending mineralisation over a 5.6-kilometre strike length and reinforcing the project's growing significance in the US lithium landscape.

Future Battery Minerals has acquired 100% ownership of the Miriam Project, consolidating all mineral rights and extinguishing royalties, paving the way for a focused gold exploration campaign starting July 2025.