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Mangrove Lithium Secures $35M in Strategic Financing for Construction of North America's First Electrochemical Lithium Refining Facility

Mangrove Lithium, a pioneering lithium conversion company based in Canada, announced the closing of a $35M financing to begin construction of groundbreaking lithium refining plant in Delta, British Columbia. The state-of-the-art facility—with construction already underway and slated to be operational by late 2025—will produce sufficient battery-grade materials to power approximately 25,000 electric vehicles (EVs) each year.

Mangrove Lithium Named to 2025 Global Cleantech 100 List

Mangrove Lithium is proud to announce its inclusion in the prestigious 2025 Global Cleantech 100 list, compiled by the Cleantech Group. This recognition underscores Mangrove Lithium's commitment to developing innovative and sustainable solutions that address the critical challenges of the climate crisis by eliminating bottlenecks in the lithium supply chain.

Mangrove Lithium announced as a 2024 Foresight 50 honouree

Mangrove Lithium is honoured to be included as one of this year’s Foresight 50 honourees. As Canada's largest cleantech innovation and adoption accelerator, getting recognition from Foresight is a mark of distinction and validation of our mission to create a more sustainable lithium supply chain.

Nikkei Asia article on Mangrove Lithium

TOKYO -- A Canadian startup proposing a new method for refining lithium says it sees growing interest from Japanese companies hoping to lessen their dependence on China as source of the critical mineral for batteries in electric vehicles.

Curbing GHG emissions with a more sustainable battery-value chain

We won’t wade into the merits of either argument because, either way, the underlying facts remain that the “sharp correction” Goldman predicts is a function of market volatility caused by a brittle and over-concentrated supply chain. The volatility here is because we have rising demand, but an uncertain supply. For the market to achieve a stable foundation price, high or low, it must achieve a stable and reliable supply chain.

With lithium, we risk missing the forest for the trees

We won’t wade into the merits of either argument because, either way, the underlying facts remain that the “sharp correction” Goldman predicts is a function of market volatility caused by a brittle and over-concentrated supply chain. The volatility here is because we have rising demand, but an uncertain supply. For the market to achieve a stable foundation price, high or low, it must achieve a stable and reliable supply chain.

Decentralizing The Lithium Supply Chain

Media and analysts currently predict a lithium supply chain pinch that is going to be worsened by China's and Russia's near-monopoly on refining. With emerging technology like Mangrove's, companies will not be reliant on foreign processing and will be able to supply the expected demand.