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Livium Ltd is Australia’s leading battery recycler through its wholly owned subsidiary Envirostream — a profitable business focused on the recovery of valuable materials from end-of-life batteries.
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“The new data keeps indicating that our tenements are highly prospective for lithium given their proximity to the Greenbushes mine,” says Galan Lithium MD.
"If this R&D is successful, it provides VSPC with an opportunity to produce all three of the battery components - cathode, anode and electrolyte - and influence battery design to maximise critical materials and overall recyclability," says
"Charger places great emphasis on the initial combination of soil geochemistry and mapping as key activities when generating drill targets for lithium. We are very encouraged by the three walk-up drill targets identified to date despite hav
"The company is pleased to announce that Envirostream will commence a service contract with Bunnings, which is leading the way in the provision of convenient collection points for spent batteries ahead of the BSS,” says MD.
VSPC Ltd, a developer and manufacturer of advanced cathode materials for lithium-ion batteries, is now also producing commercial-quality lithium titanium oxide (LTO).
Dr Bhatt joined VSPC after 12 years with the CSIRO, where he contributed to mission setting and worked as an energy-sector expert in best-practice battery testing and recycling and safety/handling.
"As part of the process of obtaining that 99-year licence, Lithium Australia and Envirostream Australia worked together to develop specific, in-house improvements that enhance safety in the collection, storage and processing of spent batter
Lithium is on its best bull run in years, but China dominates the battery manufacturing markets. This ASX-lister believes now’s the time to change that.
The lithium technology focused stock owns 19.5% of Charger Metals, which recently exercised an option to acquire a 70% stake on three of LIT’s battery metal assets — the Coates, Bynoe and Lake Johnston projects.
The lithium-focused stock owns a 19.5% in Charger Metals, which recently exercised an option to acquire a 70% stake on three of LIT’s battery metal assets — the Coates, Bynoe and Lake Johnston projects.
The two International Patent Applications relate to selective separation of metal values from recycled lithium-ion batteries and recovery of electrode materials.
Following its listing in early July, Charger is moving to implement work programs over three of its projects, with a SkyTEM survey also set to start over the Coates Project.
The proceeds from the placement will be used to commercialise the Envirostream recycling business, fund the VSPC feasibility studies and the LieNA® pilot plant, and for general working capital purposes.
LIT’s subsidiary is well-positioned to cater for forecast growth in the rapidly expanding global market for phosphate-based battery cathode materials, lithium ferro phosphate in particular.
Envirostream, a 90%-owned subsidiary of Lithium Australia, is seeking protection for its alkaline battery recycling process.
Following its listing earlier this month, Charger is moving to implement its work programs over three of its projects, with a SkyTEM survey set to commence over the Coates Project.
Membership of the GBA will assist the company in achieving its own ESG objectives, which are designed to ensure an ethical and sustainable supply of energy metals to the battery industry.
The Perth-based lithium chemicals developer had cash reserves of more than A$11 million as of June 31, 2021.
On completing its ASX listing last week, Charger has handed over a $100,000 cash payment and 9.6 million Charger shares to Lithium Australia, valued at $1.92 million.
VSPC Ltd's LFMP cathode material is available to established battery manufacturers and other potential customers for testing, on schedule with previously released plans.
