Ann: Media Release from Latin Resources-LRS.AX, page-42

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In a similar vein, Lepidico has also set up two joint ventures with Latin Resources to explore for lithium in Argentina and Peru.

Lithium Carbonate produced by the L-Max process during the mini-plant run
“We want to increase our exposure to opportunities through joint ventures with companies that have local knowledge and we’re looking to continue to expand that business model elsewhere,” Dukovcic said.
Lithium demand is forecast to rise from the growth in lithium-ion batteries not just for electric vehicles and portable devices but also rechargeable household storage batteries for solar power.
“It’s not going to be a short-term boom,” Dukovcic said.
He added that brine projects had high capital costs and long lead times, and spodumene deposits were restricted by high operating costs.
Unlocking the third major supply of lithium to the market, by processing lithium-rich micas via a low-cost process, would help meet the expected continued growing demand.
“We’re not just another run of the mill lithium junior,” he said.

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