Greenbushes lithium mine will stockpile material as spodumene price lag hits miners

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The world’s largest hardrock lithium mine, the Greenbushes mine in Australia, will stockpile some material this year rather than sell it, due to falling Chinese lithium prices. Australia’s IGO, which along with China’s Tianqi Lithium, owns 51% of Greenbushes, said spodumene concentrate would be stockpiled for future sales, and it may be necessary to reduce […]

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