Lithium Argentina Repurchases $200 Million of Debt

By Public Technologies
  • Lithium Argentina repurchased $200 million of convertible senior notes due January 2027 for approximately $198 million, excluding accrued interest.
  • Approximately $59 million remains outstanding, with repayment planned at or before the January 15, 2027 maturity using cash on hand.
  • The repurchases used existing cash, including proceeds from Ganfeng’s $180 million strategic investment that closed September 15, 2026.
  • Cash on hand exceeded $100 million following the repurchases; no other corporate-level debt matures until 2032.


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