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Rio Tinto opens $1.4bn Argentine lithium projects

Rio Tinto has inaugurated two major lithium projects in Argentina. Fénix 1B and Sal de Vida began production earlier in 2026 and are ramping towards 25,000 tonnes of additional annual lithium carbonate equivalent capacity.

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