UK-based mining investment firm Cadence Minerals chairperson Andrew Suckling is upbeat about the company’s exposure to the lithium market and expects the assets that it has invested in to form part of the medium-term lithium supply.
In its financial year-end report to December 2016, published on Wednesday, Suckling said that Cadence’s primary assets in Mexico and the Czech Republic were likely to become important sources of battery-grade lithium carbonate from 2019 onwards.
