Australian lithium supply cut by 15% due to low spodumene prices

Around 15% of planned Australian mined lithium production has been cut from 2025 supply, owing to the continued low lithium price environment, according to an analysis by Benchmark based on company announcements. Spodumene prices are currently at $765 a tonne, 68% lower than they were this time 12 months ago, according to Benchmark’s Lithium Price […]

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