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08
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2024
Leo Lithium sells Mali project to Ganfeng for $342mBy:Creamer Media Senior Deputy Editor Online LITHIUM Australia-listed Leo Lithium has announced it is exiting the Goulamina project, in Mali, with the sale of its remaining 40% interest to joint venture (JV) partner Ganfeng.
The Chinese group will pay Leo $342.7-million for the remaining stake in Goulamina.
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