Lithium heavyweight Chile woos Japan to develop local industry

📆 13-10-23 14:22:00
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Chile, home to the world’s largest lithium reserves, says Japanese battery and metals companies are among Asian investors interested in acquiring long-term preferential access to the ingredient, in exchange for adding value to the raw material and transferring skills.

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