GuoXuan high tech will build a new lithium carbonate plant with an annual output of 10000 tons in Argentina
According to the wechat official account of GuoXuan high tech, GuoXuan high tech (USA) and jemse have agreed to establish a joint venture in jujujui Province, Argentina, which plans to build a 10000 ton battery grade lithium carbonate production line in the early stage, and plans to build a 50000 ton battery grade lithium carbonate production line in the second stage according to the market demand in the later stage. In addition, the two sides also decided to carry out cooperation around downstream businesses of lithium industry such as cathode materials and lithium battery manufacturing.
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