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Advantage Lithium Corp AVLIF

Advantage Lithium Corp is engaged in the acquisition and exploration of lithium properties. It operates in single segment namely the exploration and development of unproven exploration and evaluation assets. The company's principal business objective has been the identification and evaluation of companies, businesses, properties, or assets with a view to acquisition or participation therein. Its projects include Cauchari; Incahuasi; Guyatayoc; Antofalla; and Clayton.


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Post by PetroLoonie1on Mar 02, 2018 9:24am
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SQM talks down lithium oversupply, market to grow 80% a year

SQM talks down lithium oversupply, market to grow 80% a year
https://www.mining.com/sqm-talks-lithium-oversupply-says-market-grow-80-year/?utm_source=digest-en-mining-180301&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=digest
 
"Chile’s Chemical and Mining Society (SQM), one of the world's largest lithium producer, said global demand for the white metal, a key ingredient in the making of batteries that power electric vehicles, will continue to grow at rate of roughly 80% annually in the next five years.

According to chief executive officer Patricio de Solminihac, the world will need at least 50,000 tonnes of lithium a year until 2023 due to an expected increase in the use of electric vehicles and high tech devices, and the company wants to be ready to meet that demand."

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