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Argentina Has The Most Potential To Replace Chile As The Next Center Of Lithium Mining Boom_SMM - Vimarsana News

Argentina Has The Most Potential To Replace Chile As The Next Center Of Lithium Mining Boom_SMM

In recent years, investors and operators from around the world have rushed to participate in lithium mining projects in Argentina.

Source: metal.com
Lime as a key input in the growth of copper mining in Chile and its future in Argentina - Vimarsana News

Lime as a key input in the growth of copper mining in Chile and its future in Argentina

The most relevant data from the latest Cochilco report on the current demand for copper, provide estimates of how much the world will need and the amount that this industry will produce in the medium and long term. Also, what are the most iconic p...

Government may allocate domestic market lithium quota - Vimarsana News

Government may allocate domestic market lithium quota

Flurry of lithium initiatives includes quotas, battery factories, electric vehicle law and tax changes

Argentine mining exports hit highest level since 2012 - Vimarsana News

Argentine mining exports hit highest level since 2012

According to a report released this week by Argentina's Mining Secretariat, the South American country's sales abroad of these minerals totaled US$ 322 million in December of 2022, with 98% of shipments stemming from the provinces of Santa Cruz (44.6%), San Juan (22.4%), Jujuy (19.1%), Salta (7.7%) and Catamarca (4.0%).

Buenos Aires Times | Argentina wants to triple mining exports, despite social conflicts - Vimarsana News

Buenos Aires Times | Argentina wants to triple mining exports, despite social conflicts

Government introducing new incentives to grow the sector over next decade, but social and environmental organisations warn of impact.