Ann: Li2CO3 Spot Sales Contract Executed With Korean Customer, page-136

I’ll take the comments from Ken Brinsden, Gerrit Fuelling and co ANY DAY of the week over your “opinion” and oversimplified generalisations.
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Another swing and a miss.



https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/all-lithium-equal-andor-commodity-gerrit-fuelling
“That is one reason Lithium is not a commodity and cannot easily handled on a materials exchange”


https://unauthorised investment advice/resources/qa-industry-legend-and-ex-pilbara-minerals-boss-ken-brinsden-is-singing-oh-canada-in-return-to-asx-lithium-market/?amp
“Lithium is fundamentally a specialty chemical, it’s not a commodity, at least not yet.”


https://www.bloomberg.com/news/arti...-forecast-sparks-backlash-in-the-metals-world
"You've got this additional hurdle arising because it's not a commodity, it's a specialty chemical,"


https://www.mining.com/web/inside-albemarles-quest-reinvent-lithium-market/
“Lithium is much more a specialty chemical than a mined product….. It’s definitely not a commodity because it’s not a fungible good.”


https://www.reuters.com/markets/com...t-price-under-spotlight-andy-home-2023-05-19/
“The Chinese spot lithium carbonate market is a small and volatile component of the global lithium pricing structure, and price signals can be extreme relative to what is happening elsewhere in the supply chain.”
“the product is not a commodity but a bespoke chemical tailored to the needs of each battery manufacturer.”


https://dww.show/the-5-rules-to-a-successful-direct-lithium-extraction-adventure/
“lithium currently is not a fungible good. It’s not an instantly tradable commodity. It is still very much a material is made by a producer and then it is qualified and used by an end user in their particular process, whether they’re making cathode materials or whatever they’re using the lithium chemicals for.”


https://blog.bccresearch.com/qa-with-our-lithium-batteries-market-expert?hs_amp=true
“Lithium, since it is not a commodity, is available in different grades and for batteries, requires purity, coupled with a market dominated by a few producers, makes it difficult to estimate current pricing, let alone forecasting.”



You gotta get better at this too!

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