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Livent and Allkem have now merged into a new top lithium company: Arcadium Lithium. On their own, Livent and Allkem were highly profitable.
Lithium has become a hot commodity with the growing adoption of electric vehicles (EVs). While EV sales may have seen a slowdown, the future will be all about EVs.
In the latest trading session, Livent (LTHM) closed at $18.05, marking a +0.39% move from the previous day.
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As batteries are the cornerstone of EV performance and lithium is the most important metal in EV batteries, demand for the same is set to grow. Watch stocks like LTHM and LAC for potential gains.
Crisis became an opportunity for lithium stocks. In fact, as I noted on Dec. 13 , “I'd use the temporary, excessive fear as an opportunity.
Lithium chemical spot prices and spodumene prices were lower the past month and are now below the marginal cost of production. Lithium market news - China Futures Co. analyst, Zhang Weixin, forecasts lithium carbonate to bottom out between CNY80-90,000/t. Milei looks to cut costs for Argentina's miners in broader deregulation push. Lithium company news - SQM and Hancock enter into implementation deed with Azure Minerals. Livent and Allkem shareholders approve merger of equals, new company name to be Arcadium Lithium.
Livent (LTHM) closed at $16.44 in the latest trading session, marking a +0.92% move from the prior day.
Allkem said more than 70% of its shareholders voted to combine with Livent to make a top-four global lithium producer.
The strong share price decline is a result of the macro headwinds in the lithium sector. 50% decline over the past 12 months. Despite these challenges, Livent's fundamental outlook remains strong, with anticipated growth in the lithium sector and a merger with Allkem as additional growth catalysts. Technical analysis shows a bottom around $13-$14.