Tracking the lithium offtake deal landscape worldwide

Liontown takes next step in Olympio’s Mulwarrie lithium projectLiontown’s main project is Kathleen Valley in Western Australia, set to start production in 2024. (Image courtesy of Liontown Resources.)

Car companies are forging new relationships with miners for lithium supply, and in some cases governments are also providing funds to advance these critical projects.

Here’s a look at some of the recent offtake and other deals that have been signed with automakers, equipment makers and governments around the world.

Some deals in Canada and in the United States are already active, with more expected in the coming years. Credit: Blair McBride and Barb Burrows

 

 

South America hosts the largest number of offtake deals. Credit: Blair McBride and Barb Burrows

 

Liontown Resources has three offtake deals that will take effect in 2024 and 2025. Credit: Blair McBride and Barb Burrows

 

Stellantis’ agreement with Vulcan Energy is one of the few lithium offtake deals in Europe. Credit: Blair McBride and Barb Burrows

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1 Comment on "Tracking the lithium offtake deal landscape worldwide"

  1. Great article/visual.
    You should add LGES and Green Technology Metals ( Ontario) 5 year agreement for the former to purchase 25% of annual spodumene concentrate production

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