Annie Lee
Reporter at Bloomberg News
Bloomberg reporter @business Writing about mining and EV battery metals. Sometimes bonds and loans. Hong Konger. Views my own. [email protected]
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1 week ago |
bloomberg.com | Eddie Spence |Annie Lee
The Indonesia Morowali Industrial Park. (Bloomberg) -- Indonesia plans to punish companies for alleged environmental breaches at a huge industrial park that accounts for a large slice of its nickel output, casting a cloud over some of the nation’s largest suppliers. Environmental violations have been found at the Indonesia Morowali Industrial Park, known as IMIP, according to the Ministry of Environment.
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1 month ago |
bloomberg.com | James Attwood |Annie Lee
SQM vendió cantidades récord de litio en el primer trimestre, a pesar de que los precios se mantuvieron en mínimos de varios años. La empresa chilena dijo que su volumen de ventas aumentó un 27% interanual en los tres meses hasta marzo, impulsado por el fuerte crecimiento del mercado de los vehículos eléctricos, especialmente en China, y la nueva demanda de sistemas de almacenamiento de energía.
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1 month ago |
financialpost.com | James Attwood |Annie Lee
Advertisement 1SQM sold record amounts of lithium in the first quarter, despite prices languishing at multiyear lows as one of the world’s top producers of the battery metal counts on low costs to grow market share. Article content(Bloomberg) — SQM sold record amounts of lithium in the first quarter, despite prices languishing at multiyear lows as one of the world’s top producers of the battery metal counts on low costs to grow market share.
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1 month ago |
bloomberg.com | Annie Lee
Thanks for reading Hyperdrive, Bloomberg’s newsletter on the future of the auto world. Read today’s featured story in full online here. Few spots in the world carry as much significance for the world’s electric-vehicle supply chains as the mountains around the Chinese city of Yichun.
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1 month ago |
bloomberg.com | Annie Lee |Alfred Cang |William Clowes
The Democratic Republic of Congo is still deciding which policies to introduce to support cobalt prices when the current ban on exports of the battery metal ends, according to its mines minister. Congo, which accounts for about three-quarters of the global cobalt supply, blocked shipments of the metal on Feb. 22, after prices slumped to historic lows. That followed a rapid increase in production, mainly by China’s CMOC Group Ltd.
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#Lithium‘s recent price slump has mining heavyweights chasing takeovers of companies with early stage or pre-production projects. But one giant is warning that offering high premiums for smaller miners comes with risks. @JamesFernyhough via @hyper_drive https://t.co/w7vOgwOuG1
Rising geopolitical tensions and the prospect of industrial decoupling are fueling a surge of interest in the processing of energy-transition metals outside China, according to one of Asia’s leading hedge funds. https://t.co/s8X1QO7IAx with @cangsizhi via @hyper_drive