Copycat Chinese Lithium Firms Back Nigerian Processing Plant

(Bloomberg) -- Nigeria’s first lithium-processing plant launched to great fanfare this month with the backing of three companies that, at first glance, look a lot like heavyweights of China’s battery-metals industry. Most Read from BloombergTech Giants Signal Rebound as Amazon, Intel Rally: Markets WrapControversial Chip in Huawei Phone Produced on ASML MachineUS Economy Grew at a 4.9% Pace Last Quarter, Fastest Since 2021Israel Latest: Israel Says Key Planner of Oct. 7 Attacks KilledUPenn Fight

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