The Production Capacity of Lithium in Argentina Will Grow by 342,000 Tons of LCE over the Next Decade
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A report by the Argentine Chamber of Mining Companies (CAEM) estimated the construction and start-up schedule of the most advanced projects. In copper, the six developments with the greatest likelihood of concretion could lead the country to exceed the million tons per year. In lithium, it is expected to add 342,000 tons of productive capacity.
The development of 12 advanced projects and the accumulated investment of USD 7.6 billion will sustain the expansion of the mining sector, according to a report prepared by the UIA, CAEM and IDB. The production capacity of lithium carbonate equivalent (LCE) in Argentina will add 342,000 tons in the next ten years from a portfolio of 12 advanced projects, which include the opening of new deposits and the expansion of existing plants. The projecti…
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