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LITHIUM AUSTRALIA LICENSING AGREEMENT TO COMMERCIALISE SPODUMENE CONVERSION TECHNOLOGY

Published On 30 Apr 2021 01:52 PM

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Lithium Australia has made an exclusive licensing agreement for commercialising the fine-spodumene conversion technology
Deutsche Rohstoff is also going to subscribe for a further 400,000 dollars in Lithium Australia shares

The company Lithium Australia has made an exclusive licensing agreement, which is going to be covering the whole Europe along with a resources grou....

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