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Mexico to urge U.S., Canada firms to participate in lithium market

11/15/2022

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2022.11.15 10:50

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Budrigannews.com – Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador said on Tuesday his administration will issue a call for U.S. and Canadian companies to participate in the country’s incipient lithium market.

Mexico does not yet have commercial lithium production, though close to a dozen foreign companies hold contracts to explore potential deposits.

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