LITHIUM
Exploration and development company Plymouth Minerals is aiming to attract a strategic industry partner for the development of its flagship lithium project in Spain and said on Friday that it was in discussions with European gigafactory developers.
The San Jose project, in which Plymouth has a 50% interest and an option to increase that to 75%, is expected to produce battery-grade lithium carbonate on site, which the project developer expects will give it an advantage over other suppliers to planned gigafactories in Europe.
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