Lithium Australia aspires to ‘close the loop’ on the energy-metal cycle. Its disruptive technologies are designed to furnish the lithium battery industry with ethical and sustainable supply solutions. Lithium Australia’s technology comprises the SiLeach® and LieNA® lithium extraction processes, along with superior cathode material production courtesy of VSPC Ltd (a wholly owned subsidiary of Lithium Australia) and enhanced recycling techniques for battery materials. By uniting resources and the best available technology, Lithium Australia seeks to establish a vertically integrated lithium processing business.
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Presentation:
11-12 December 2019, Perth, Western Australia.
New World Metals conference
Innovation in Australian battery recycling 18 pages (11.2MB)
Latest ASX announcements
13 December 2019
New World Metals conference presentation 19 pages (2.6MB)
10 December 2019
Appendix 3B 15 pages (362.9KB)
09 December 2019
Lithium Australia enters the energy storage market 5 pages (289.0KB)
06 December 2019
Lithium Australia to increase stake in Envirostream to 90% 3 pages (265.8KB)
29 November 2019
Results of Meeting 2 pages (381.1KB)
29 November 2019
2019 AGM presentation 31 pages (1.7MB)
29 November 2019
Chairman’s address at 2019 AGM 3 pages (144.4KB)
29 November 2019
Envirostream first production from battery recycling plant 3 pages (194.8KB)
27 November 2019
VSPC cathode powder meets performance specifications 4 pages (202.4KB)
26 November 2019
LIT increases stake in battery recycler Envirostream to 74% 2 pages (281.4KB)
21 November 2019
Lithium ferrophosphate as a future energy storage technology 15 pages (1.2MB)
20 November 2019
Raw materials review continues 2 pages (281.7KB)
06 November 2019
Envirostream confirms offtake with Korean battery recycler 3 pages (225.8KB)
01 November 2019
Notice of Annual General Meeting:Proxy Form 23 pages (433.6KB)
25 October 2019
Quarterly activities report and quarterly cash flow report 14 pages (437.8KB)
24 October 2019
Lithium Australia’s drive for sustainability 4 pages (221.5KB)
16 October 2019
LIT’s stake in Envirostream Australia increased to 23.9% 2 pages (102.8KB)
14 October 2019
Lithium Australia corporate dashboard 8 pages (535.4KB)
03 October 2019
VSPC makes cathode material from recycled batteries 3 pages (218.4KB)
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澳大利亚锂矿公司子公司VSPC 利用回收电池制造负极材料 3 pages (218.4KB)
In the news
proactiveinvestors.com
Lithium Australia’s 24% subsidiary Envirostream confirms offtake deal with Korean battery recycler
22nd November 2019 – Proactive Investors | By Karen Tan
Lithium Australia NL (ASX:LIT) managing director Adrian Griffin updates Proactive on the company’s 24% subsidiary Envirostream Australia Pty Ltd signing an MoU with South Korean company SungEel HiTech Co Ltd.
SungEel recovers critical energy metals from LIB scrap and has become one of the world’s largest battery recyclers.
This company has agreed that Envirostream will have exclusivity of mixed metal dust (MMD) supply from Australia.
Envirostream is the only company in Australia with the integrated capacity to collect, sort, shred and separate all the components of spent LIBs.
Full interview: https://youtu.be/Tfv4lS5b958
proactiveinvestors.com
Full interview: Lithium Australia sets up corporate dashboard as it closes the loop in lithium-ion battery cycle
25th October 2019 – Proactive Investors | By Karen Tan
Lithium Australia (ASX: LIT) managing director Adrian Griffin updates Proactive on the establishment of a clear corporate dashboard to reorganise the company’s main assets into four business divisions in order to improve management and investor focus.
The company’s entire lithium-ion battery (LIB) production cycle will be integrated within four business divisions – raw materials, lithium chemicals, batteries and recycling.
Griffin said he hoped this would enable investors to better tailor their investment focus into specific interest sectors and benefit from greater investment flexibility in terms of the energy-metal cycle.
Full interview: https://youtu.be/_vKRK122AtY
proactiveinvestors.com
Full interview: Lithium Australia subsidiary VSPC makes cathode material from recycled batteries
09th October 2019 – Proactive Investors | By Karen Tan
Lithium Australia NL‘s head of Battery Metals Mike Vaisey updates Proactive on the latest developments with the company’s subsidiary VSPC using lithium phosphate from spent lithium-ion batteries to create high-quality cathode material to be re-used in batteries.
The cathode material produced exceeded VSPC standards for electrochemical performance.
Lithium Australia is now in discussions with industry players in China and elsewhere as it seeks to establish a supply chain for the newly created and tested lithium-ferro-phosphate (LFP) cathode material produced from the recycled process.
Full interview: https://youtu.be/dQ2EZ90iz4A
proactiveinvestors.com
Full interview: Lithium Australia leading with innovation in lithium recycling from spent batteries
30th August 2019 – Proactive Investors | By Karen Tan
Griffin says the process of producing lithium-ferro-phosphate (LFP) cathode powder from the recycled lithium is being successfully undertaken by Lithium Australia, and is a major breakthrough for lithium and batteries as well as enhancing environment sustainability.
A major recycling challenge is to reduce batteries ending up in landfill and LIT’s breakthrough paves the way for the re-birthing of cathode materials.
smallcaps.com.au
Lithium Australia recycles lithium from spent batteries
SmallCaps | By Danica Cullinane
Lithium Australia has produced refined lithium phosphate from spent lithium-ion batteries, offering a recycling solution and paving the way for the re-birthing of cathode materials.
Battery minerals developer Lithium Australia (ASX: LIT) has found a way to recover lithium from spent lithium-ion batteries, offering a sustainable solution to the major recycling challenge of batteries being disposed in landfill.
hotcopper.com.au
resourcesroadhouse.com.au
Lithium Australia Forms Partnership to Market LFP Lithium Batteries
30 July 2019 – Resources Roadhouse | By Wally Graham