Vulcan Energy (ASX:VUL) share price surges 10% on quarterly update
The lithium producer released its quarterly activites report today. We take a closer look
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The lithium producer is one step closer to spinning off its battery metals projects
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Short-lived $10 party for the Vulcan Energy (ASX:VUL) share price
After surging past the $10 milestone on Wednesday, shares in the lithium miner are tumbling on Thursday.
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July 11, 2021
SALTON SEA French-Italian automaker Stellantis is the second major company to enter into an agreement to acquire lithium for its electric vehicle fleet from Controlled Thermal Resources’ Hell’s Kitchen project still under development, according to a report from Reuters on Friday, July 9.
Billed as the fourth-largest automobile manufacturer in the world, Stellantis announced deals with Controlled Thermal Resources and a second lithium project out of Germany during an announcement on its “comprehensive electrification strategy” at a media event in Amsterdam, Netherlands, the company’s headquarters, on Thursday, July 8.
It was part of a plan to invest more than 30 billion euros ($35.54 billion) through 2025 on electrifying its vehicle lineup, according to Reuters.