Lithium bulls burned as big bets fail to deliver
Opinion
Opinion

Lithium bulls burned as big bets fail to deliver

The year has been costly for big-time punters on lithium,with share prices of some ASX-listed lithium stocks falling by more than 50 per cent.

  • byWilliam Bennett

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‘I’m just a guy who got lucky’:Rise of the lithium kings

‘I’m just a guy who got lucky’:Rise of the lithium kings

An anaesthetist turned outback motorcycle enthusiast who purchased a sizeable chunk of lithium stocks five years ago at 11¢ a share has set up his retirement.

  • bySimon Johanson
Pilbara joins the big leagues with latest lithium update

Pilbara joins the big leagues with latest lithium update

The ASX-listed lithium player has significantly upgraded estimates for its West Australian deposits.

  • bySimon Johanson
Fate of an Australian lithium star hinges on one Canadian ridgeline

Fate of an Australian lithium star hinges on one Canadian ridgeline

Patriot Battery Metals is on a meteoric ascent as the world pivots away from internal combustion engines to electric vehicles. But the last two years have also delivered their fair share of speed bumps.

  • bySimon Johanson
Mineral Resources wary of China,looks to US and Europe for lithium deals

Mineral Resources wary of China,looks to US and Europe for lithium deals

Founder Chris Ellison has pushed back against criticism of a U-turn on lithium strategy.

  • byPeter Milne
Pilbara Minerals chases lithium sweet spot after ‘cracking year’

Pilbara Minerals chases lithium sweet spot after ‘cracking year’

Pilbara Minerals shares jumped 5.2 per cent after the lithium producer finished its financial year with production of a vital battery ingredient surging by 64 per cent.

  • byPeter Milne
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Creator of battery which powers our lives dies at 100

Creator of battery which powers our lives dies at 100

John Goodenough created a battery that has provided energy to smartphones,laptop and tablet computers,lifesaving medical devices and clean,quiet plug-in vehicles.

How competing superpowers can be an investor’s friend
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How competing superpowers can be an investor’s friend

Ultimately,geopolitical tension is no reason for investors to rush for the exit. In fact,it might even be an opportunity.

  • byCameron Gleeson
Once-in-a-generation opportunity for Australian resources is opening up
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Opinion

Once-in-a-generation opportunity for Australian resources is opening up

The compact agreed by Anthony Albanese and Joe Biden last week underscores the opportunity and potential risks created by America’s push to get less dependent on China for strategic resources.

  • byStephen Bartholomeusz
Critical minerals players seek support to compete globally

Critical minerals players seek support to compete globally

Producers want government help to set up precincts with an industrial ecosystem to drive down costs.

  • byPeter Milne
Allkem inks $15.7b deal with US rival to create lithium superpower

Allkem inks $15.7b deal with US rival to create lithium superpower

The Australian miner will combine with fellow lithium producer Livent to create the world’s third-biggest lithium producer in terms of future estimated capacity.

  • bySimon Johanson