Lithium: Arcadium Lithium Announces Ambitious Expansion Plan in Argentina

Lithium: Arcadium Lithium Announces Ambitious Expansion Plan in Argentina

Arcadium Lithium, one of the world's leading lithium producers, has unveiled a strategic plan that promises significant growth in the coming years, with Argentina positioned as a key pillar. The company expects to double its sales volumes by 2028 and achieve an adjusted EBITDA of US$1.3 billion, driven by strong global demand for lithium. Paul Graves, the company’s President and CEO, highlighted that the combination of a vertically integrated operational network and a disciplined commercial strategy will maximize the value of each unit of lithium delivered to its customers.

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Illustrative image for the article: Argentina: For Every 100 Dollars Exported in the Year, the Mining Industry Imported 32 Dollars

Argentina: For Every 100 Dollars Exported in the Year, the Mining Industry Imported 32 Dollars

In July, as detailed in a recent report released by the Secretariat of Mining, companies within Argentina's mining project portfolio achieved a trade surplus of US$134 million, representing a year-on-year decline of 43.3%. This result reflects mining exports totaling US$226 million against imports of US$91 million. As such, the exports of these companies were more than double their imports. In the first seven months of 2024, the cumulative trade balance of these companies showed a surplus of US$1.434 billion, although this represents a 14.9% decrease compared to the same period of the previous year.

Illustrative image for the article: Argentina Lithium & Energy Secures Major Lithium Properties in Argentina

Argentina Lithium & Energy Secures Major Lithium Properties in Argentina

The Canadian company, a member of the Grosso Group, has successfully completed the exercise of option agreements for nearly 25,400 hectares of lithium-rich land across its Rincon West, Pocitos, and Antofalla North Projects, in Argentina. This strategic move underscores the Company’s commitment to expanding its lithium portfolio in the region.

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Illustrative image for the article: Salta: AbraSilver Completes Environmental Impact Assessment for the Diablillos Project

Salta: AbraSilver Completes Environmental Impact Assessment for the Diablillos Project

AbraSilver Resource Corp. announced the completion of the Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) for its silver and gold Diablillos project, located in Salta. The conclusion of this assessment marks a crucial step towards the development phase of the project, which is expected to achieve positive outcomes in water use, environmental impact, and socio-economic benefits.

Illustrative image for the article: Top Destinations for Argentina's Mining Exports in H1 2024

Top Destinations for Argentina's Mining Exports in H1 2024

Argentina's mineral exports totaled USD 1.86 billion in the first six months of the year, with mining accounting for 4.8% of the country’s total exports in June and 5.1% in the year-to-date. Based on these figures, the National Mining Secretariat reported on the destinations for minerals produced within the country.

San Juan Officializes Its Adherence to the RIGI and Seeks Investments for Mining and Major Industries

San Juan Officializes Its Adherence to the RIGI and Seeks Investments for Mining and Major Industries

The San Juan Chamber of Deputies has approved the province's adherence to the Regime of Incentives for Large Investments (RIGI), a program promoted by the national government. Governor Marcelo Orrego welcomed the initiative, emphasizing that this adherence will open new opportunities for development and progress in the province. "San Juan's adherence to the RIGI is excellent news. It opens a great door to development, work, and progress. I congratulate and thank the legislators who prioritized the welfare of the province and our people," Orrego stated.

Equity and Gender: Glencore and WIM Argentina Signed a Cooperation Agreement

Equity and Gender: Glencore and WIM Argentina Signed a Cooperation Agreement

Glencore Copper Argentina, through its El Pachón and MARA projects, has signed a cooperation agreement with Women in Mining Argentina (WIM), the international organization that promotes the advancement of women in the mining industry. The objective is to jointly work towards reducing the gender gap and fostering an inclusive, diverse, and equitable environment.

"The mining industry is one of the sectors where we see the most potential to increase trade between Sweden and Argentina"

"The mining industry is one of the sectors where we see the most potential to increase trade between Sweden and Argentina"

Amid the growing expectations surrounding Argentina’s mining sector, Sweden is among the many countries closely monitoring the national situation with an eye toward establishing long-term strategic partnerships. In an interview with Torsten Ericsson, Sweden’s Ambassador to Argentina, Uruguay, and Paraguay, we delve into the historical relationship between the two countries, the new opportunities emerging in the mining sector, and their connection to the energy transition and geopolitical shifts.

Best legislative practices related to mining taxation: Balancing tax revenue and investment attraction

Best legislative practices related to mining taxation: Balancing tax revenue and investment attraction

The Republic of Argentina has faced challenges in attracting mining investments for various reasons, and possibly some of these are linked to competitiveness in terms of taxation and other regulatory aspects, such as exchange rate regimes and fiscal stability. In the late 1990s, Argentina produced about 200,000 tons of copper, while Peru produced around 400,000. By 2018, Argentina had ceased production, and Peru had reached 2.4 million tons.