Why Livent’s 25-Year-Old Production Method May Be The Future Of Lithium
Livent is not known as a cutting-edge company, but it is the only one using a technology likely to define the next decade of lithium production.
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Livent is not known as a cutting-edge company, but it is the only one using a technology likely to define the next decade of lithium production.
Lithium producer Livent will earn less money than it expected this year as import restrictions and a lack of skilled labor have delayed its critical mine expansions.
Lithium companies Livent and Allkem are moving ahead with a merger that would position the combined company to be the world’s third-largest producer in the market.
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