SANTIAGO (Reuters) -Chinese metals group Tsingshan said on Friday it remains interested in opportunities to invest in Chile's downstream lithium sector, following reports that it had scrapped ...

Chile's SQM, the world's second-largest lithium producer, released first-quarter earnings that missed analyst forecasts on ...

Renewable energy company Zelestra, and energy storage system firm Sungrow have formed a partnership to deploy lithium-ion ...

Global miner Rio Tinto will tackle one of the biggest technological challenges in the lithium industry as it takes the lead ...

NORTHERN Lithium, a startup planning to mine lithium in the northeast of England, has completed 60-day extraction testing ...

Reuters reported this week that Tsingshan and Chinese automaker BYD were backing out of plans to build major lithium cathode plants in Chile, citing the country's economic development agency and ...