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Lithium
Demand for lithium is forecast to increase up to x40 times between 2022 – 2040, driven by global sales of electric cars and batteries.
The top three lithium producing countries are currently Australia, Chile and China, accounting for over 90% of global production.
Investment in exploration outside of the “lithium triangle” — Chile, Bolivia, Argentina — which holds roughly 85% of the world’s lithium reserves, is finding significant new hard rock opportunities for investors.
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