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The country of Chile is rich with lithium, and its national strategy should create opportunities for lithium mining ETFs.

Argentina will overtake Chile as the worlds second-largest lithium producer by 2035, according to the Chilean Copper Commission (Cochilco), it was reported in Santiago.

SANTIAGO (Reuters) - Albemarle expressed interest in starting negotiations soon with Chile on the government's campaign to gain majority control of li...

Chile hopes to start negotiations soon with Albemarle as part of the government's plan to gain majority control of lithium mining projects, Mining Minister Marcela Hernando said on Tuesday.

Chile hopes to start negotiations soon with Albemarle as part of the governments plan to gain majority control of lithium mining projects, Mining Minister Marcela Hernando said on Tuesday.... | June 7, 2023

Major lithium producer Chile said it sees the battery metal remaining in tight supply this year and next before switching to surplus in 2025.The government's Cochilco agency said Tuesday...

SANTIAGO, May 30 - Chile hopes to start negotiations soon with Albemarle as part of the governments plan to gain majority control of lithium mining... | June 7, 2023

SQM (NYSE: SQM), the world’s second largest lithium miner, and Chile’s state-owned copper miner Codelco have formally begun talks aimed at setting […]

During her participation in the Raw Materials Convention between the European Union and Latin America 2023 in Argentina, Chiles Mining Minister Marcela Hernando highlighted her countrys advantageous position for the development of electromobility due to its large copper and lithium reserves.

By Maria M. Mur Santiago, May 22 (EFE).- Chilean Mining Minister Marcela Hernando said in an interview with EFE that the national lithium strategy recently announced by the government does not seek to nationalize the mineral – since “it has been (nationalized) since the (1973-1990) dictatorship” – and that the aim, apart from enabling Chile …