LG Energy Solution inks deal with Australian mining company for nickel and cobalt | TechCrunch
South Korea’s LG Energy Solution has entered into a six-year agreement with an Australian mining company for cobalt and nickel, securing a stable supply of key minerals to make electric vehicle batteries. LG Energy, a subsidiary of LG Chem, will purchase 71,000 dry metric tons of nickel and 7,000 d…
LG Energy Solution inks deal with Australian mining company for nickel and cobalt | TechCrunch LG Energy Solution inks deal with Australian mining company for nickel and cobalt Aria Alamalhodaei 2:08 PM PDT · August 16, 2021 South Korea’s LG Energy Solution has entered into a six-year agreement with an Australian mining company for cobalt and nickel, securing a stable supply of key minerals to make electric vehicle batteries. LG Energy, a subsidiary of LG Chem, will purchase 71,000 dry metric tons of nickel and 7,000 dry metric tons of cobalt from Australian Mines Limited starting from the end
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