The Mali government has signed an agreement with Ganfeng Lithium for operational rights to the Goulamina lithium mine.

Ganfeng Lithium Group has reached an agreement to acquire its partner Leo Lithium's remaining 40% stake in the Goulamina ...

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A new mining code in Mali means the government's potential stake in the Goulamina project will likely rise to 30% from 20% ...

The ASX lithium stock advised that the US$342.7 million cash consideration that is payable by Ganfeng Lithium is structured ...

Australia-listed Leo Lithium has announced it is exiting the Goulamina project, in Mali, with the sale of its remining 40% ...

Ganfeng Lithium bought Australia's Leo Lithium's (LLL.AX) , opens new tab 40% stake in the Goulamina mine for $342.7 million earlier this month. Leo Lithium said at the time that the risks associated ...

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The deal is to 'secure supply of lithium resources, facilitate expansion and enhance its core competitiveness', the company ...

Further solidifying Ganfeng's role, Leo Lithium has sold its 40% interest in the Goulamina project to Ganfeng for US$342.7 million. This deal come after a US$65 million transaction where 5% of the ...

China’s Ganfeng Lithium Group Co. plans to pay about $408 million to buy out its partner in a lithium mine being developed in Mali.

Leo Lithium will sell its remaining 40 per cent stake in the Goulamina lithium project in southern Mali to joint venture partner Ganfeng for $US342.7 million.