$BTR continues to rewrite the Two Mile Hill gold deposit history by reporting an "exceptional wide, high-grade intercept" within a high grade portion of an existing resource. How exceptional is that folks!
@ChuckChunder007@the_growler_man@stockswami Look, I know you are jealous living in Mandurah. But please don’t take it out on me online. I don’t want the personal attacks again.
Zimbabwe is banning raw lithium concentrate exports in 2027, right as Chinese companies come to dominate the country's processing capacity.
Chinese firms have poured $2B into Zimbabwe's lithium sector since 2021. Sinomine alone just secured its second export quota this year, 300,000 tonnes, on top of 200,000 tonnes in April.
But that export window is closing. From January 2027, Zimbabwe will ban lithium concentrate exports and require more processing locally.
Only one lithium sulphate plant is currently operating, and it's owned by China's Huayou Cobalt. More plants from Chinese companies are under construction. (Source: Reuters)