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Critical Minerals Market Outlook
Market Context
Global demand for critical minerals remains strong, supported by the rapid expansion of electric vehicles (EVs), battery storage, and grid modernization projects. However, the market is currently in a down cycle as supply growth continues to exceed demand. This surge in output has been driven by Indonesia’s accelerated nickel production, China’s dominance in lithium and graphite processing, and increased production from Africa, particularly cobalt from the DRC and lithium from Zimbabwe.
Price Trends
•Lithium: Spot carbonate prices have dropped by approximately 85% from their January 2023 peak of USD 71,000/t to about USD 9,600/t in August 2025. A brief rebound followed the suspension of operations at a CATL-linked mine in China, but the global surplus persists.
•Nickel: Rapid growth in Indonesia’s nickel pig iron and ferronickel capacity has entrenched oversupply, with subdued demand in Asia likely to keep prices under pressure into 2025.
•Cobalt: Oversupply in 2024 drove prices to multi-year lows. A temporary export halt in the DRC in 2025 sparked a short-lived rally, underscoring how concentrated supply can trigger abrupt market shifts.
•Graphite: Policy changes are emerging as significant market drivers. China’s new export permit requirements and a proposed 93.5% US anti-dumping duty on Chinese anode materials are constraining trade flows and could raise procurement costs for non-Chinese buyers.
The International Energy Agency (IEA) warns that a sustained supply disruption in battery metals could raise average battery pack costs by 40–50%, highlighting the sector’s sensitivity to policy and operational risks.
Strategic Implications for African Producers
The current low-price environment presents both challenges and opportunities for Africa. In the short term, export revenues are under pressure, but the downturn offers a strategic window to strengthen competitiveness ahead of the next market upswing. Key actions include:
1.Advancing Up the Value Chain – Establishing domestic refining and processing capacity to capture greater value.
2.Diversifying Markets – Reducing reliance on a narrow set of export destinations by tapping into broader global demand.
3.Leveraging AfCFTA – Building intra-African trade in refined minerals and battery precursors to enhance resilience and market integration.
Outlook
While the 2025/2026 environment remains favourable to buyers, the medium-term balance will depend on how quickly demand accelerates, the pace of new project completions, and the impact of shifting geopolitical and trade policies. The market is expected to remain volatile, with the potential for rapid price recoveries if supply growth slows or policy-driven constraints tighten availability.
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