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Alkemy Capital Investments plc (LON:ALK, FRA: JV2) is focussed on developing projects in the energy transition metals sector.

Alkemy’s wholly-owned subsidiary Tees Valley Lithium is developing a state of the art lithium hydroxide plant at Teesside, UK. 

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Tees Valley Lithium was set up to become Europe’s first independent lithium chemical processing hub, importing high value feedstock from around the world and supplying battery grade lithium hydroxide to Europe.

TVL’s state-of-the-art facility will generate $1.5 billion sales annually at current prices, create over 500 jobs during construction and 250 high value full-time jobs thereafter.

Alkemy has recognised that China dominates lithium conversion capacity and increasingly is moving upstream to secure feedstock. The market for lithium hydroxide has been well articulated by many analysts with a consensus forecasting that it will go into deficit causing prices to rise significantly over the medium term.

It is also expected that Europe and the US will continue to use the higher performance NMC batteries which require a lithium hydroxide feedstock.

Alkemy Capital Investments is managed by an experienced team of industry professionals with complementary skill sets and a proven track record of value creation for shareholders.

The company is listed on the main market of the London Stock Exchange under the ticker ALK and on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange under the ticker JV2.

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Alkemy Capital appoints Zeus Capital as Financial Adviser and Broker

Alkemy Capital Investments plc (LON:ALK) (JV2:FRA) has announced the appointment of Zeus Capital Limited as Financial Adviser and Broker.

Zeus is a full-service independent investment bank and member firm of the London Stock Exchange with offices in London, Manchester, Birmingham and Edinburgh and will be engaged by Alkemy to facilitate the introduction of institutional investors.

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Alkemy Capital Investments Plc (LON:ALK): Pioneering the Future of Lithium Refining

Alkemy Capital Investments Plc (LON:ALK), a forward-thinking investment company, is making significant strides in the lithium refining industry. With its strategic focus on refining critical minerals, particularly lithium, Alkemy Capital stands at the forefront of a rapidly evolving sector critical to the future of energy and technology.

Integrated Strategy for Dominance
At the heart of Alkemy’s strategy lies its two pivotal projects: the Tees Valley Lithium (TVL) project in Northern England and the Port Hedland Lithium (PHL) spodumene conversion project in Western Australia. These projects are not just individual ventures but part of an integrated strategy that positions Alkemy uniquely in the market.

The TVL project, located in a region offering plug-and-play advantages such as streamlined planning approval and a skilled workforce, is set to transform lithium refining in Europe. Similarly, the PHL project, based in Western Australia’s Boodarie Strategic Industrial Area, complements the TVL project by ensuring a stable supply of lithium sulphate, essential for high-quality lithium production.

The integration of these projects is expected to enhance feedstock security and capture additional lithium value, potentially boosting the group’s Net Present Value (NPV) significantly.

Progress and Partnerships
ALK recently published a Class 4 Engineering study for PHL’s lithium sulphate facility, showing strong economics using a conventional flowsheet. A key milestone for Alkemy Capital is the advanced discussions with multiple Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs), with a global player shortlisting TVL as its preferred European lithium refiner. This endorsement validates Alkemy’s integrated strategy, showcasing its potential to meet stringent environmental and waste management standards while demonstrating execution capabilities.

VSA Capital said, “The progress is positive and as yet the market has not priced in success. We continue to believe that the company’s strategy positions it to achieve these major milestones that would unlock significant value and expedite the project financing process and options.”

Financial Insights
Despite positive progress, Alkemy’s market valuation is yet to reflect its successes fully. The company has undergone recent fundraising and issued new shares and now has a raised target price from VSA Capital. However, the full impact of its recent engineering studies and planning permissions is yet to be seen in its share price indicating upside.

Environmental and Regulatory Compliance
Alkemy Capital Investments is well-positioned to navigate the evolving environmental and legislative requirements. With governments and investors increasingly focusing on the carbon footprint of lithium production, Alkemy’s approach to refining and transporting lithium sulphate aligns with these environmental priorities.

Outlook
Alkemy’s approach, combining strategic project locations, integrated operations, and a focus on sustainability, positions it as a key player in the lithium refining industry. While there are challenges ahead, including project financing and market volatility, its innovative strategy and strong partnerships suggest a bright future in the lithium market.

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Alkemy Capital Investments Raises ÂŁ650,000 in Oversubscribed Placing

Alkemy Capital Investments plc (LON:ALK) has announced that it has raised ÂŁ650,000 in an oversubscribed placing of 650,000 new ordinary shares at a placing price of  £1 per share, being the total amount available under the Company’s existing share authorities.

This includes a subscription of ÂŁ50,000 of shares at the placing price from director Sam Quinn.

The net proceeds will be used to further the development of TVL’s lithium hydroxide processing facility in Teesside, UK and for general working capital purposes ahead of the company seeking to secure mezzanine financing for that facility, without diluting Alkemy’s shareholders.

Following the placing, the directors will have the following beneficial shareholdings in the Company:

Number of Shares % of enlarged capital
Paul Atherley 3,078,000 37.59%
Sam Quinn 446,4281 5.06%
Helen Pein 25,000 0.28%
Vikki Jeckell 0 0%

1Including shares held by Silvertree Partners in which Mr Quinn has an interest

The placing is conditional upon and an application will be made for 650,000 Ordinary Shares to be admitted to the official list (Standard Segment) of the FCA and to trading on the Main Market of the London Stock Exchange and Admission is expected to occur at 8.00 a.m. on 22 December 2023.

In accordance with the FCA’s Disclosure Guidance and Transparency Rules, the Company confirms that following Admission, the Company’s enlarged issued ordinary share capital will comprise 8,814,851 Ordinary Shares each with a right to vote and with no shares held in treasury. Therefore, following Admission, the above figure may be used by shareholders in the Company as the denominator for the calculations to determine if they are required to notify their interest in, or a change to their interest in the Company, under the FCA’s Disclosure Guidance and Transparency Rules.

In addition, 52,000 broker warrants are being issued in conjunction with the placing, exerciseable at ÂŁ1 per share for a period of 2 years from Admission.

Alkemy Capital Investments Director Sam Quinn commented:

“We are grateful to all the existing and new shareholders who have contributed to this fundraise, which will enable the further development of TVL’s lithium hydroxide processing facility in Teesside, UK. Funds will be used to continue to advance FEED and for G&A ahead of securing a non-dilutive mezzanine facility for TVL which is targeted for early 2024. We appreciate the ongoing support from all stakeholders and look forward to a successful 2024 as we move to establish the UK’s first major independent and sustainable lithium hydroxide producer at the Wilton International Chemicals Park in Teesside, UK”.

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Alkemy Capital Investments TVL Secures Strategic Technology and Vendor Partnerships

Alkemy Capital Investments plc (LON:ALK) (JV2:FRA) and its wholly owned subsidiary Tees Valley Lithium have announced significant milestones in the development of TVL’s state-of-the-art lithium processing plant at the Wilton International Chemicals Park in Teesside, North East England.

HIGHLIGHTS: 

·    TVL has awarded preferred vendor status to industry-leaders JordProxa and Eurodia Industrie SAS, marking a pivotal phase in engineering and piloting for its Wilton lithium refinery.

·    TVL’s Train 1 will implement the standard causticisation processing for producing battery grade lithium chemicals, with JordProxa as the chosen vendor for crystalliser technology. Trains 2, 3 and 4 will revolutionise lithium production with a low-carbon electrochemical processing route, with Eurodia providing cutting-edge electrochemical cells.

·    TVL’s collaboration with Wave International as lead engineering and technical partner has enabled a rigorous selection of vendors, ensuring TVL is equipped with the most advanced and reliable technologies in the market.

TVL is delighted to announce a pivotal milestone in its Front-End Engineering and Design (FEED) related activities for the Wilton lithium refinery.

The completion of the technology selection process and the awarding of preferred vendor status to two industry leaders – JordProxa and Eurodia Industrie SAS – represent significant steps forward in the project’s development.

These achievements not only underscore TVL’s dedication to leveraging cutting-edge technology but also strengthen the project through partnerships with industry-leading vendors. This progress is instrumental in ensuring that TVL’s refinery design is innovative, sustainable and optimized for efficiency.

Located at the Wilton International Chemicals Park in Teesside, UK, the home to chemical operations of Anglo American, SABIC and Huntsman, TVL is at the forefront of developing low-carbon lithium refining for the UK and European markets.

TVL’s commitment to sustainability is exemplified by its adoption of an electrochemical processing route. This state-of-the-art technology, coupled with the utilisation of offshore wind energy, positions TVL to become a global leader in low-carbon lithium production, with the aspiration to achieve a zero-waste operation.

Wave International’s industry-leading lithium expertise has enabled a comprehensive technical and commercial evaluation of crucial technology packages, leading to the selection of additional industry-leading partners, as follows:

·    JordProxa: Awarded preferred vendor status for the PLS evaporator, Glauber’s salt/anhydrous sodium sulphate, and lithium hydroxide crystallisers. JordProxa will be key in establishing a hydrometallurgical process island for Train 1.

·    Eurodia Industrie SAS: Recognised for their innovation in electrochemical cells, Eurodia have been chosen as the preferred vendor for Train 2, underlining TVL’s commitment to cutting-edge technology in lithium processing.

Ryan Hanrahan, CEO of Wave International commented:

“The award of these two packages is a key milestone as the project moves to progress FEED activities for Train 1 and piloting for Train 2. Through the testwork and detailed evaluations, we have been able to demonstrate that the key process equipment will meet the requirements of the flowsheet and enable production of an ultra-pure lithium hydroxide monohydrate product.”

Nipen Shah from Jord Proxa commented:

“JordProxa are pleased to be working with TVL and Wave International. Our process technology for lithium hydroxide crystallisation is perfectly suited to this project, and the testwork to date has demonstrated excellent results. We look forward to progressing towards a final commercial agreement for what looks to be the UK’s first large scale Lithium Hydroxide processing facility.”

Mathieu Bailly from Eurodia commented:

“Eurodia are pleased to see TVL as a company embracing electrochemistry as a critical technology for next generation lithium hydroxide processing. With our technology well proven in many industries, the independent testwork done by TVL and other work we have completed on lithium processing provides for a low-risk technology solution for the project. We look forward to progressing the piloting works and further demonstrating the high purity product that can be produced from our equipment.”

Vikki Jeckell, Director of Alkemy and Tees Valley Lithium commented:

“We are delighted to announce today a significant milestone in our journey. Awarding preferred vendor status to JordProxa and Eurodia is not just a testament to our commitment to excellence, but also a recognition of the innovative strides we are making in the industry.

Our partnerships with these industry leaders reflect our dedication to not only align with the best but also to drive forward the standards of lithium refining.  These collaborations are pivotal in our mission to innovate and deliver sustainable, efficient, and cutting-edge solutions in the field.

On behalf of the board, I extend our gratitude to our team, partners, and stakeholders who have been instrumental in reaching this milestone. We are excited about the future and look forward to continuing our journey towards excellence in lithium refining.”

TVL Train 1 – Crystalliser technology package award – JordProxa

Train 1 utilises the standard causticisation process for the production of lithium hydroxide monohydrate. The flowsheet comprises conversion of various feedstocks if required, impurity removal, evaporation, glauber’s salt crystallisation, anhydrous sodium sulphate crystallisation and multi-stage lithium hydroxide crystallisation followed by product handling and bagging.

The Class 4 study completed by Wave International as the lead process designer defined the crystallisation circuit parameters. JordProxa have considered these parameters and completed metallurgical testwork, producing high purity Lithium hydroxide Monohydrate.

On this basis, a crystallisation process island has been proposed which includes:

·    PLS evaporation;

·    Glauber’s salt crystalliser;

·    Anhydrous sodium sulphate crystalliser; and

·    Multi-stage lithium hydroxide crystallisers.

The process island approach is a key aspect of the overall plant design, simplifying the procurement activities and reducing interface risk. This approach represents an evolution from what has been achieved by the recent Australian plants and incorporates significant learnings from those projects. This next generation of crystalliser design will provide for significant technical de-risking of TVL’s project.

Based on the preferred vendor status, TVL Wave International and JordProxa will work together towards a finalised commercial contract including:

·    basic engineering and design (including modularisation);

·    process guarantees;

·    detailed manufacturing schedule including long lead milestones; and

·    further optimisation testwork and supply of pilot scale equipment.

The next phase of works planned is completion of basic engineering design, which is a critical activity to underpin Front End Engineering Design (FEED) for the balance of the plant and infrastructure.

Design for a pilot plant is also underway, which will produce sales and marketing samples to progress product qualification.

TVL Train 2 – Electrochemical cell package award – Eurodia Industrie SAS

Train 2 utilises an electrochemical process to produce lithium hydroxide from lithium sulphate or lithium carbonate. The front half of the flowsheet is similar to the conventional process, with some additional impurity removal stages ahead of the electrochemical cells. The electrochemical cells use electricity (instead of a chemical reagent) to separate lithium sulphate into sulphuric acid and lithium hydroxide, which can then be crystallised into lithium hydroxide monohydrate. A similar, but simplified, crystallisation circuit is used for this final step.

This approach is suited to a facility which has access to abundant, cheap renewable energy and has the ESG benefits of:

·    removing the need for sodium hydroxide as a reagent (which is currently in high demand); and

·    removing anhydrous sodium sulphate as a bi-product

The sulphuric acid bi-product can either be concentrated and used to digest alternative feedstocks (or used in other low-specification applications) or converted to gypsum and used in local industry. It is noted that gypsum is currently imported at the adjacent PD Ports.

The separation of salts via electrochemical cells is a proven technology in water treatment, with a number of large-scale plants operating throughout Europe.

The Class 4 study by Wave International as the lead process designer defined the electrochemical  circuit parameters. Metallurgical testwork was completed in parallel at two specialist laboratories, including a membrane screening program in which Eurodia membranes were compared to others by an independent laboratory. This testwork independently showed the Eurodia technology to have superior lithium recovery and sulphuric acid quality and was a key factor in the technology selection.

Based on the preferred vendor status, TVL Wave International and Eurodia will work together towards a finalised commercial contract including:

·    Basic engineering and design;

·    Process guarantees;

·    Detailed manufacturing schedule including long lead milestones; and

·    Further optimisation testwork and supply of pilot scale cells.

TVL and Wave International are jointly finalising the technology development framework for Train 2, with the next stage being the completion of a pilot scale plant development. The supply of a pilot scale cell and progression of basic engineering design will be the next stages of engagement with Eurodia.

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Alkemy Capital Investments Appoint Vikki Jeckell, Battery Metals Supply Chain Expert to the Board

Alkemy Capital Investments plc (LON:ALK) (JV2:FRA) has announced the appointment of Vikki Jeckell, a supply chain expert in the battery materials industry, as a Non-Executive Director of Alkemy and of its wholly-owned subsidiary Tees Valley Lithium Limited (“TVL”). 

Vikki’s appointment comes at a crucial time for Alkemy as it embarks on its ambitious growth plans in the rapidly evolving battery materials sector.

Vikki brings a wealth of experience and expertise in supply chain management, particularly within the battery materials industry. Her extensive background includes five years at Johnson Matthey as Head of Supply Chain Strategy for Battery Materials.

Vikki Jeckell

More recently as co-founder and director of Supply Tactics Limited, a supply chain consultancy, Vikki played a pivotal role in negotiating and securing TVL’s offtake agreement with Wogen Resources Limited.

In addition to her professional accomplishments, Vikki is known for her commitment to sustainability and innovation in supply chain processes, aligning perfectly with Alkemy’s vision of creating more efficient and environmentally friendly battery materials.

Vikki will continue to be actively involved in various strategic initiatives that will drive Alkemy’s growth and enhance its competitive edge in the global market.

Vikki Jeckell commented:

“I am thrilled to be part of a company that is at the forefront of establishing a UK battery materials supply chain. I look forward to contributing to Alkemy’s strategic direction and helping to strengthen its position in this vital industry.”

Non-Executive Chairman Paul Atherley commented:

“Vikki’s deep understanding of the complexities of the supply chain in the battery materials sector makes her an invaluable addition to our board. As we navigate the challenges and opportunities of this dynamic industry, her insights and strategic guidance will be essential to our continued success and growth.”

Alkemy Capital Investments is seeking to establish independent and sustainable lithium hydroxide production by developing lithium sulphate and lithium hydroxide facilities in the UK and Australia.

Alkemy, through its wholly owned UK subsidiary Tees Valley Lithium, has secured a 9.6 ha brownfields site with full planning permission at the Wilton International Chemicals Park in Teesside, a major UK Freeport, to build the UK’s first and one of Europe’s largest lithium hydroxide processing facility.

Tees Valley Lithium has completed a Class 4 Feasibility Study for its proposed lithium hydroxide refinery which will process feedstock imported from various sources to produce 96,000 tonnes of premium, low-carbon lithium hydroxide or an equivalent amount of lithium carbonate annually, representing around 15% of Europe’s projected demand.

Alkemy, through its wholly owned Australian subsidiary Port Hedland Lithium, has secured a 43.7 ha site at the Boodarie strategic industry area, near Port Hedland, Western Australia to build a world-class sustainable lithium sulphate refinery that will provide reliable feedstock for Tees Valley Lithium’s refinery.

Port Hedland Lithium has completed a Class 4 Feasibility Study for its proposed lithium sulphate refinery, each train of which will process spodumene concentrate to produce 40,000 tonnes of lithium sulphate annually.

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Alkemy Capital Investments secures lithium feedstock for TVL’s proposed merchant refinery

Alkemy Capital Investments plc (LON:ALK) (JV2:FRA) has announced that its wholly-owned subsidiary Tees Valley Lithium Limited (“TVL”) has entered into a lithium supply heads of terms agreement with international trading house Wogen Resources Ltd.

The agreement will secure lithium feedstock for the first train of TVL’s proposed merchant refinery which will be located at the Wilton International Chemical Park in the Teesside Freeport, UK.

HIGHLIGHTS:

·    Agreement in principle reached with international trading house Wogen for supply of technical grade lithium carbonate to Tees Valley Lithium’s merchant refinery.

·    Wogen to supply up to 20,000 tonnes annually, sufficient to fill the first train at Wilton for an initial period of five years.

·    The price of the lithium carbonate feedstock will be negotiated periodically based on market conditions.

·    Strong interest expected from potential offtake customers following independent verification by internationally recognised cathode active material manufacturer of TVL’s ultra-pure battery-grade lithium products.

·    Discussions continue with a number of potential feedstock and offtake customers with further agreements expected in due course.

·    The Wilton refinery is planned to be in full production in 2026 and will generate over 1,000 local jobs for the UK.

Lithium feedstock secured for first of four proposed trains

TVL is establishing a merchant lithium refinery at Wilton International Chemical Park in the Teesside Freeport for the conversion of technical grade lithium carbonate and lithium sulphate into battery grade lithium hydroxide and carbonate products.

Wogen is a leading international trader of off-exchange specialty metals and minerals, with a long history and well established presence in the battery metals market across Asia, United States and Europe. Wogen has an active trading book in lithium products procuring from an array of producing countries and selling into the battery supply chain.

TVL and Wogen have entered into heads of terms whereby Wogen intends to supply up to 20,000 tonnes of technical grade lithium carbonate feedstock per annum for an initial period of five years.

The supply will be sufficient to fill the first of the proposed four trains at Wilton producing around 24,000 tonnes of battery grade lithium hydroxide or lithium carbonate equivalent.

The parties have agreed that the price of the lithium carbonate feedstock will be negotiated based on prevailing market conditions at the time of supply and that technical specifications will be agreed in conjunction with the product validation requirements of TVL’s offtake customers.

The Wilton refinery will create a significant number of jobs both during construction and on a permanent, full-time basis. The capital cost is estimated to be US$300m. Securing a feedstock supply for the first train allows TVL to advance financing discussions with debt and equity providers at the TVL level.

Lithium is considered a critical raw material for the energy transition and pathway to NetZero. Lithium in both its hydroxide and carbonate forms are the essential materials for the cathodes in batteries used in electric vehicles and batteries for storage.

Currently there is limited major lithium production capacity in Europe at a time when there is over 700 GW of battery capacity planned which will require 325,000 tonnes of lithium hydroxide and carbonate per year.

John Craig, CEO of Wogen, commented:

“We are very pleased to be able to support TVL, deploying Wogen’s international reach and expertise in the lithium market to source suitable material as feedstock for their proposed Teesside refinery. This is an exciting refining project within the battery sector supply chain and one that Wogen is particularly pleased to be associated with.”

Non-Executive Alkemy Capital Investments Chairman Paul Atherley commented:

“This is a key milestone for TVL as it seeks to establish the UK’s first merchant lithium refinery which will be an important local supply chain for the UK and Europe’s battery manufacturers.  

Tees Valley Lithium’s location in the Wilton International Chemical Park with its cluster of complementary businesses, plug and play services, excellent transport logistics together with the tax benefits provided by the Freeport make the refinery a compelling proposition for both feedstock suppliers and offtake customers.

Signing an agreement with a leading international lithium trader is a significant validation of the project showcasing TVL’s strategic drive to ensure consistency in its refining operations backed by Wogen’s global expertise and robust trading operations.  

The Company is in advanced discussions with a number of other feedstock suppliers and offtake customers and looks forward to providing further updates in due course.

About the Wogen Group of Companies

Wogen, derived from the Chinese word meaning 5 metals, was created in 1972 and is a leading international trader of off-exchange specialty metals and minerals, with a particularly strong presence in Asia, United States and Europe.

During the company’s 50-year history it has developed a strong management team as well as a broad range of suppliers and customers around the globe, based on long-term relationships, giving unique market insights both on the demand and the supply side.

Wogen trades as a principal, provides sales, marketing and distribution for producers and miners, and sources material for consumers on a global scale.  Headquartered in London, Wogen has offices in Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, Hong Kong, Johannesburg and Cleveland in the USA.

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Alkemy Capital Investments Plc (LON:ALK): Pioneering the Future of Lithium Refining

Alkemy Capital Investments Plc (LON:ALK), a forward-thinking investment company, is making significant strides in the lithium refining industry. With its strategic focus on refining critical minerals, particularly lithium, Alkemy Capital stands at the forefront of a rapidly evolving sector critical to the future of energy and technology.

Integrated Strategy for Dominance
At the heart of Alkemy’s strategy lies its two pivotal projects: the Tees Valley Lithium (TVL) project in Northern England and the Port Hedland Lithium (PHL) spodumene conversion project in Western Australia. These projects are not just individual ventures but part of an integrated strategy that positions Alkemy uniquely in the market.

The TVL project, located in a region offering plug-and-play advantages such as streamlined planning approval and a skilled workforce, is set to transform lithium refining in Europe. Similarly, the PHL project, based in Western Australia’s Boodarie Strategic Industrial Area, complements the TVL project by ensuring a stable supply of lithium sulphate, essential for high-quality lithium production.

The integration of these projects is expected to enhance feedstock security and capture additional lithium value, potentially boosting the group’s Net Present Value (NPV) significantly.

Progress and Partnerships
ALK recently published a Class 4 Engineering study for PHL’s lithium sulphate facility, showing strong economics using a conventional flowsheet. A key milestone for Alkemy Capital is the advanced discussions with multiple Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs), with a global player shortlisting TVL as its preferred European lithium refiner. This endorsement validates Alkemy’s integrated strategy, showcasing its potential to meet stringent environmental and waste management standards while demonstrating execution capabilities.

VSA Capital said, “The progress is positive and as yet the market has not priced in success. We continue to believe that the company’s strategy positions it to achieve these major milestones that would unlock significant value and expedite the project financing process and options.”

Financial Insights
Despite positive progress, Alkemy’s market valuation is yet to reflect its successes fully. The company has undergone recent fundraising and issued new shares and now has a raised target price from VSA Capital. However, the full impact of its recent engineering studies and planning permissions is yet to be seen in its share price indicating upside.

Environmental and Regulatory Compliance
Alkemy Capital Investments is well-positioned to navigate the evolving environmental and legislative requirements. With governments and investors increasingly focusing on the carbon footprint of lithium production, Alkemy’s approach to refining and transporting lithium sulphate aligns with these environmental priorities.

Outlook
Alkemy’s approach, combining strategic project locations, integrated operations, and a focus on sustainability, positions it as a key player in the lithium refining industry. While there are challenges ahead, including project financing and market volatility, its innovative strategy and strong partnerships suggest a bright future in the lithium market.

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