Canadian junior Lithium Chile (TSX-V: LITH) and China Union Holdings (SZSE: 000036) face a potential national security review of their $175-million (C$243-million) Argentum Lithium transaction after Canadian officials raised concerns…
Lithium Chile (TSXV: LITH; US-OTC: LTMCF) is looking to leverage the expertise of French mining group Eramet to help unlock the potential of four of its Chilean exploration properties. As…
Lithium Chile (TSXV: LITH; US-OTC: LTMCF) said Monday that its Argentine subsidiary Argentum Lithium has been awarded the largest concession block in the Salar de Arizaro. Argentum was one of…
Lithium Chile (TSXV: LITH; US-OTC: LTMCF), among the few companies exploring in both Argentina and Chile, is pursuing Argentina’s “next world class” battery metal deposit at its Arizaro project, CEO…
The legislature of the Argentinian northwestern Salta province is discussing a project that aims to expedite some of the processes related to mining environmental and social impact assessments. The initiative,…
Lithium Chile‘s (TSXV: LITH; US-OTC: LTMCF) Salar de Arizaro project in northern Argentina could produce 25,000 tonnes per year of battery-grade lithium carbonate equivalent (LCE) over 19 years, according to…
The Chamber of Mines in Argentina’s Salta province is pushing for the South American country to move away from proposals to nationalize its lithium resources. In an interview with the…
In light of the recent trading activity in its share capital, Lithium Chile (TSXV: LITH; OTC: LTMCF) has released a statement confirming the expression of interest from an arm’s-length third…
The growing demand for clean energy technologies is driving exploration and development of critical mineral deposits around the world. Here’s a look at eight companies on the hunt for everything…
Calgary-based Lithium Chile (CVE: LITH) has announced an updated resource for its Salar de Arizaro asset in Argentina that has increased overall lithium carbonate equivalent (LCE) tonnage by 81%. With…
Less than a year after the federal government approved the takeover of Neo Lithium by China’s Zijin Mining without a full national security review under the Canada Investment Act, it…
The federal government has been getting tough with some Chinese companies, forcing some foreign owners of Canadian critical mineral projects to divest their holdings in the name of national security. On…
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