PERTH, Feb 15, 2010 (AsiaPulse via COMTEX) --Japan's Mitsubishi Corporation (TSE:8058) has agreed to buy about 30 per cent of battery grade lithium carbonate output from Galaxy Resources Ltd's (ASX:GXY) Mt Cattlin mine in Western Australia.
Shares in Galaxy were up four cents, or 3.25 per cent, at A$1.27 (US$1.12) at 1253 AEDT.
Galaxy said in a statement on Monday it was close to finalising similar off-take agreements with other major groups and high-end users of battery grade lithium carbonate in China and other parts of Asia.
The value of the Mitsubishi deal was confidential, a Galaxy spokesman said.
Demand is growing for lithium, which is used in batteries for electric cars.
(AAP)ma
Tuesday, February 16, 2010
Mitsubishi Buys into Lithium, TNR.v, CLQ.v, WLC.v, NAR.v, LMK.v
If you need more proof the world needs more lithium than SQM:NYSE, FMC, and Chemetall Foot (Rockwood ROC:NYSE) can supply, look no further.
Here at Mining101 we have been following the Lithium movement right from the beginning - and we are getting more confirmations daily that this is it.
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