Standard Lithium expands Trafigura offtake deal to up to 12,000 tonnes a year of lithium carbonate

By Public Technologies
  • Standard Lithium amended a binding offtake agreement with Trafigura for its South West Arkansas lithium carbonate project.
  • Amendment adds an option to supply up to 4,000 metric tonnes a year for 10 years, on top of 8,000 metric tonnes.
  • Maximum take-or-pay volumes to Trafigura rise to 12,000 metric tonnes a year, starting at commercial production.
  • Total potential offtake commitments reach 20,000 metric tonnes a year, exceeding an 18,000-tonne target for initial phase capacity.
  • Project financing work continues toward a senior secured, limited recourse debt package of around USD 1.1 billion.


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