ASX AKE: Allkem merger raises stakes in battle for WA lithium assets
A bigger asset base in Australia is high on the agenda of the battery chemical powerhouse set to emerge from the Allkem-Livent merger.
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A bigger asset base in Australia is high on the agenda of the battery chemical powerhouse set to emerge from the Allkem-Livent merger.
"Trust in the logic of the deal," Perez de Solay and Graves tell investors
Former Woodside Energy boss Peter Coleman will become chairman of the world’s third-biggest lithium producer after a near $16 billion mega-merger.
Allkem, the rebadged Orocobre, is poised to unveil a merger agreement with NYSE-listed Livent.
Australian lithium miner Allkem has inked an agreement to acquire US-based chemical manufacturing firm Livent in a deal that will create a $10.6-billion entity, the two companies announced on Wednesday. Following the transaction, Allkem will own 56% of the new firm, with the remaining stake going to Livent.