24/01/2025
Mining News

European Metals Holdings Buys Land in Czech Republic for $44 Mln for New Lithium Plant

European Metals Holdings said Friday that its 49%-owned subsidiary Geomet has bought land for $44 million at Czech industrial site Dukla to construct a lithium processing plant.

The Australia-based mining company said the close location of the Dukla site to its lithium and tin Cinovec project site will help reduce transport costs.

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“The Dukla land acquisition marks another major milestone in Cinovec’s evolution into a future battery grade lithium supply hub for Europe and the rest of the world,” Chief Executive of Cadence Minerals Kiran Morzaria said.

Cadence holds around 6.8% percent of the equity in European Metals Holdings.

 

Source: Market Watch

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