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J.P. Morgan downgraded Lithium Americas to Sell with a $5 target, citing a nearly 50% potential decline from recent prices after a 200% rally driven by China’s export restrictions on rare-earth minerals, and concerns over the company's valuation and limited sales.
Critical Metals' stock surged amid reports of a potential Trump administration equity stake, though these reports were later denied, while Lithium Americas' stock fell after being downgraded by analysts. The Department of Defense has taken stakes in some mining companies, and the market remains volatile with high ATRs, indicating increased risk and speculation in these stocks.
Lithium Americas shares surged after the company announced progress on a loan agreement with the U.S. Department of Energy, boosting investor confidence in its role in the electric vehicle and battery materials market.
The US government is taking a 5% stake in Lithium Americas and its Thacker Pass lithium project in Nevada to reduce dependence on China for critical minerals, supporting domestic lithium production crucial for electric vehicle batteries, with significant investments and federal loans backing the project.
The U.S. Department of Energy has taken a 5% equity stake in Canadian lithium miner Lithium Americas and its Nevada project through no-cost warrants, as part of a renegotiation of a $2.26 billion loan, aiming to boost domestic lithium production for electric vehicle batteries and reduce reliance on foreign sources.
Lithium Americas stock surged 33% after the U.S. government confirmed it will take a 5% stake in the company and its Thacker Pass lithium project, aiming to boost domestic lithium production and reduce imports, amid recent government investments in critical minerals.
The US government is taking a 5% stake in Lithium Americas and its Thacker Pass lithium project in Nevada to bolster domestic lithium supply and counter China's dominance in the market, as part of broader efforts to develop a resilient supply chain for critical metals. The move aims to accelerate the project’s development, which is expected to significantly increase US lithium production for electric vehicle batteries and other technologies.
Lithium Americas' stock (LAC) experienced a significant 12% decline following an earlier epic rally, reflecting volatile investor sentiment in the lithium market.
The US government is moving towards acquiring a small equity stake in Lithium Americas, the developer of the Thacker Pass lithium mine in Nevada, as part of a restructuring of a $2.3 billion federal loan to support the project, which is crucial for electric vehicle battery production and involves significant corporate and government investment.
Lithium Americas' stock surged 23% following news of potential U.S. government involvement, which could include warrants for 5-10% of the company or its Thacker Pass project, a purchase guarantee for lithium production, or a price floor to ensure profitability, with the most likely scenario being warrant issuance to renegotiate a loan.
The US government is negotiating to acquire up to a 10% stake in Lithium Americas' Thacker Pass lithium project, aiming to secure a domestic lithium supply and reduce reliance on Chinese imports, amid discussions to renegotiate a $2.26 billion loan and ensure commitments from major investor GM.
The Trump administration is seeking a 10% stake in Lithium Americas, which is developing the Thacker Pass lithium mine in Nevada, as part of renegotiating a $2.26 billion DOE loan, despite its criticism of the energy transition. GM, a major investor in Lithium Americas, has a significant stake and rights to buy future lithium production, which is crucial for EV manufacturing.
The Trump administration is seeking a 10% stake in Lithium Americas, a Canadian company developing the Thacker Pass lithium mine in Nevada, as part of renegotiating a $2.26 billion DOE loan, amidst broader efforts to secure critical minerals for EVs despite opposing the energy transition.
The US government is in discussions to acquire a stake in Lithium Americas, a key player in the lithium mining industry, as part of its strategy to secure critical mineral supplies.
Lithium Americas' stock doubled after the Trump administration proposed taking an equity stake in the Canadian mining company as part of renegotiating a $2.2 billion loan for its Nevada lithium project, highlighting increased U.S. interest in securing critical mineral supply chains.