Interview:
Adrian Griffin – Lithium Australia – 121 Mining Investment, Hong Kong 2018
Presentation:
Lithium Australia – 121 Mining Investment, Hong Kong 2018
Latest ASX announcements
14 June 2018
Appendix 3B 14 pages (457.5KB
13 June 2018
LIT breaks new ground in processing technology 2 pages (199.0KB)
12 June 2018
LIT acquires significant resource close to Europe EV industry 4 pages (649.0KB)
07 June 2018
Further cobalt copper and lithium hits LIT’s Eichigt project 19 pages (1.1MB)
01 June 2018
Retraction of statement of Sadisdorf Production Target 1 page (157.8KB)
31 May 2018
Appendix 3B 14 pages (457.1KB)
30 May 2018
LIT discovers cobalt mineralization at Eichigt in Germany 11 pages (585.6KB)
29 May 2018
VSPC Release from escrow trading notice 1 page (166.9KB)
25 May 2018
Appendix 3B 15 pages (462.5KB)
23 May 2018
VSPC battery cathode materials commercialisation update 2 pages (247.6KB)
21 May 2018
LIT discovers lithium pegmatites at Medcalf prospect 12 pages (1.6MB)
17 May 2018
Appendix 3B 14 pages (1.2MB)
11 May 2018
Change of Director’s Interest Notice 4 pages (217.0KB)
11 May 2018
LIT produces positive lithium drilling results at Sadisdorf 16 pages (1.3MB)
In the news
proactiveinvestors.com.au
Lithium Australia’s proprietary SiLeach® process is a ‘silver bullet’ for lithium extraction
18 June 2018 – Proactive Investors Australia
Adrian Griffin, managing director of Lithium Australia NL (ASX:LIT), speaks to Proactive Investors about the integrated battery metal producer’s proprietary SiLeach® lithium processing technology.
Last week the company applied for two global patents relating to the production and recovery of lithium phosphate and lithium sulphate from lithium-bearing silicates.The enhancements will reduce capital and operating costs and improve product quality.
“For us it is the silver bullet because potentially it reduces capital costs and operating costs, so that’s quite significant. It also helps us produce a lithium chemical with a much higher purity; we can take the lithium through to carbonate or hydroxide, or as the phosphate as the case may be. And that step – removing the lithium as a phosphate – is not only a step that takes the lithium out of solution at lower concentrations, but also helps us to purify that solution as we do that process,” explains Griffin.
proactiveinvestors.com.au
Lithium Australia’s purchase of Sadisdorf further aligns it to European EV industry
13 June 2018 – Proactive Investors Australia
Lithium Australia NL (ASX:LIT) managing director Adrian Griffin speaks to Proactive Investors about the integrated battery metal producer’s recently announced purchase of the Sadisdorf Lithium Tin Project in Saxony, Germany from Tin International AG.
It was a farm-in and joint-venture with Tin International. The recent drilling that we’ve done does confirm the size of the deposit, and it’s open, so will grow… We’ve looked at the mineralogy, we know what the lithium distribution is, we’ve got access to underground workings so we’ve re-sampled much of that. So we can see the deposit in three dimensions, you can walk through it, and that gives you a lot of confidence. Not only that, we have produced lithium concentrate from it, and taken that right through to the extraction of lithium. So we see it as relatively low risk,” says Griffin.
businessnews.com.au
Lithium Australia patents new lithium processing tech
13 June 2018 – Business News | By Matt Birney
ASX listed Lithium Australia will file two additional patents over its chemical based SiLeach® lithium extraction process to lock up the process of recovering lithium without extensive evaporation.
proactiveinvestors.com.au
Lithium Australia announces most recent, very high grades found at Eichigt project
07 June 2018 – Proactive Investors Australia
Lithium Australia NL (ASX:LIT) Managing Director Adrian Griffin tells Proactive Investors the lithium mining company is in New York for the 121 Mining Conference and has some exciting news regarding significant cobalt findings.
Griffin says Lithium Australia had found extensive copper vein systems at their Eichigt project in Germany, discovering not only copper but lithium and cobalt within the vein. Griffin says the most recent samples have come up to about 1.5% cobalt, about 0.5% copper, and 0.7% lithium.
proactiveinvestors.com.au
Cobalt discovery gives Lithium Australia ‘another string to our bow’
01 June 2018 – Proactive Investors Australia
Lithium Australia NL (ASX:LIT) managing director Adrian Griffin speaks to Proactive Investors about the integrated battery metal producer’s recent surprise discovery of cobalt at the Eichigt project, near its flagship resource at Sadisdorf in Saxony, Germany.
“The style of mineralisation is quite interesting in that copper, cobalt, manganese and lithium doesn’t occur together in many mineral occurrences… we are of course on the doorstep of the EV industry in Europe, and that EV industry will have a requirement for a lot of cobalt over the next few decades, I would imagine, and beyond. So this gives us a very good exploration target to service those markets,” says Griffin.
proactiveinvestors.com.au
Lithium Australia ‘closing the loop’ on producing cathode powder from waste materials
31 May 2018 – Proactive Investors Australia
Lithium Australia NL (ASX:LIT) managing director Adrian Griffin explains the company’s innovative and integrated approach to producing the in-demand battery metal, which includes proprietary technologies for tailings processing and battery recycling.
thewest.com.au
Lithium Australia picks up 0.6% cobalt in Germany
31 May 2018 – The West Australian | By Matt Birney, ASX listed company news as it happens
First-pass exploration by Lithium Australia at its 100%-owned Eichigt project in Germany has produced grab samples assaying at up to 0.6% cobalt from historic copper workings at the project.
proactiveinvestors.com.au
Lithium Australia discovers cobalt mineralisation at Eichigt
30 May 2018 – Proactive Investors
32.19 metres grading 0.52% lithium was recently intersected at Sadisdorf
The Eichigt project is close to the company’s Sadisdorf lithium project also in Germany.