Tianqi Lithium Corp

China's Tianqi Lithium has begun production of lithium hydroxide at its Western Australian plant this week, it said, as it flagged a delay to a second phase expansion amid a downdraft in prices for the battery chemical.

China's Tianqi Lithium Corp, one of the world's biggest lithium producers, said on Thursday its first-half net profit fell 85.2% from the same period a year ago as prices slumped for the metal used in electric vehicle (EV) batteries.

* Tianqi Lithium Corp said on Tuesday it would strengthen inspections on its production facilities and equipment after two earthquakes struck its home province of Sichuan in southwest China.

China's Tianqi Lithium Corp said on Wednesday it would nominate two Chileans and a U.S. businessman to the board of lithium miner SQM, candidates seen as 'safe choices' for the world's No. 2 lithium producer as it faces booming demand.

China's Tianqi Lithium Corp said on Wednesday it would nominate a Chilean economist, a Chilean attorney and a U.S. executive as candidates to the board of top Chilean lithium producer SQM, in which it owns a near-24 percent stake.

China's Tianqi Lithium Corp has come to an agreement over the governance of Chilean miner SQM with key shareholder Pampa Group, easing away from hostilities over control of the world's second-biggest producer of lithium.

China's Tianqi Lithium Corp plans to appoint three members to the board of Chilean miner SQM who will be "fair" and "responsible toward shareholders", Tianqi Chairman Jiang Weiping said on Friday.

The chief executive of China's Tianqi Lithium Corp said she believes investing in Chile's lithium miner SQM will bring "long-term benefits" for both companies, despite strict conditions set for its involvement by local anti-trust regulators.

China's Tianqi Lithium Corp <002466.SZ> has purchased a 23.77 percent share in Chilean lithium miner SQM <SQMa.SN> from Canadian fertilizer giant Nutrien <NTR.TO>, the Chilean stock exchange said on Monday, for a total sale price of $4.066 billion.

Shares of Chilean lithium miner SQM jumped during midday trading on Wednesday, a day after Chile's anti-trust court rejected appeals to block Tianqi Lithium Corp's $4.1 billion offer to buy a stake in SQM, the world's No. 2 lithium producer.

Chile's antitrust court on Tuesday rejected appeals filed against its authorization of Tianqi Lithium Corp's <002466.SZ> $4.1 billion purchase of a stake in lithium producer SQM <SQMa.SN>, Tianqi said on Tuesday.

Shares of Chile's SQM rose as much as 2.7 percent on Friday, a day after the country's Constitutional Court rejected a lawsuit to block Tianqi Lithium Corp's $4.1 billion offer to buy a stake in SQM, the world's No. 2 lithium producer.

Shares in lithium miner SQM jumped 2.7 percent on Friday after Chile's Constitutional Court rejected a lawsuit to block Chinese miner Tianqi Lithium Corp's $4.1 billion purchase of a stake in the Chilean lithium miner.

Chile's Constitutional Court on Thursday rejected a lawsuit to block Chinese miner Tianqi Lithium Corp's $4.1 billion purchase of a stake in Chilean lithium miner SQM, all but clearing the way for the transaction to close.

Chile Constitutional Court on Thursday rejected a suit to block Chinese miner Tianqi's purchase of a stake in Chilean lithium miner SQM, clearing the way for the transaction to close.

Chile's mining minister said on Wednesday that he believes the country's Constitutional Court would act swiftly to resolve a case before it seeking to block Chinese firm Tianqi Lithium Corp from purchasing a nearly one-quarter stake in the world's No. 2 lithium miner SQM.

Chile's Constitutional Court on Oct. 11 put the brakes on a $4 billion deal allowing the sale of a coveted 24 percent stake in top lithium producer SQM to China's Tianqi Lithium Corp, after its controlling shareholder filed a lawsuit.

Chile's Constitutional Court on Oct. 11 put the brakes on a $4 billion deal allowing the sale of a coveted 24 percent stake in top lithium producer SQM <SQM_pb.SN> to China's Tianqi Lithium Corp, after its controlling shareholder filed a lawsuit.

A Chilean court on Thursday suspended the sale of a coveted stake in lithium producer SQM <SQM_pb.SN> to China's Tianqi Lithium Corp, saying it will consider a lawsuit filed by the Chilean company's controlling shareholders, who oppose the deal.