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4worldlovers: Lithium Australia (ASX:LIT) is at the forefront of advanced materials development to ensure an ethical and sustainable future for the global battery industry.

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4worldlovers: Talison Lithium Pty Ltd (Talison Lithium) is the world’s leading lithium minerals concentrate producer, supplying product for the clean energy revolution. We are a private company owned by two companies under a joint venture arrangement Tianqi Lithium Corporation / IGO Limited JV (51%) and Albemarle Corporation (49%).


Talison Lithium and its predecessor companies have been producing lithium at Greenbushes since 1983 and the area is recognised as containing the world’s highest grade and largest hard rock deposit of the lithium mineral spodumene. Greenbushes is also the longest continuously operated mining area in Western Australia following the discovery of tin in 1888 and subsequent development of tantalum and lithium deposits.

Many of the senior management team and employees at Talison Lithium have been working at the Greenbushes mining operations for more than 20 years ensuring continuity and long- standing relationships with stakeholders including customers and the local community.

The lithium minerals we produce play a big part in people’s lives. Lithium minerals can be found in many different applications including batteries powering small electronic devices and power tools, through to electric vehicles and grid stabilisation/ storage facilities. Lithium is also used in ceramics, glassware (touch screens on your iphone), and other industrial and medical applications.

Talison Lithium Pty Ltd mines and produces lithium minerals in a safe and sustainable manner at its Greenbushes operations situated in the picturesque South West region of Western Australia in the Shire of Bridgetown-Greenbushes.

The lithium orebody at Greenbushes was identified during an extensive drilling programme that took place between 1977 and 1980 and the mine has been producing and exporting lithium minerals for more than three decades.

Talison Lithium’s Greenbushes site is comprised of a number of open cut mining pits for spodumene (lithium mineral) and leading- edge lithium concentrate production facilities.


We are expanding our Greenbushes operations with the construction of additional chemical grade lithium processing facilities to more than double our output of lithium mineral concentrates. Our second chemical grade lithium plant was officially opened in October 2019 and further expansion including construction of a third chemical grade lithium processing facility is underway. A tailings retreatment facility to retreat historic tailings is also operational.

The expansion will provide economic benefits to the South West region through increased direct and indirect employment at the mine and local businesses. The current mine workforce is more than 800 including permanent contractors. The expansion will create additional employment opportunities.

The Greenbushes Expansion Project will reinforce Talison Lithium’s place as the world’s premier lithium producer, powering Western Australia’s push to develop world leading downstream processing facilities.

As the custodians of Western Australia’s oldest continuously mined minerals field, located in one of the most attractive lifestyle areas in our State, we work with our community to deliver projects that create sustainable economic, social and environmental outcomes.

We listen to and communicate regularly with our stakeholders, we share ideas and form partnerships to achieve outcomes of mutual benefit. In 2006 the site was awarded a Golden Gecko for environmental excellence in rehabilitating historic mine workings and creating a suite of walk trails in partnership with the local community. In 2017 the mine completed a four year project with the Blackwood Basin Group to rehabilitate a former mining void, Schwenke’s Dam, which has been developed as a wetland haven for wading birds.

We act with respect, integrity and honesty towards our workforce, communities, suppliers and customers.

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Tianqi Lithium Energy Australia is partnering with Edith Cowan University (ECU) to drive a greener, more sustainable future for lithium products. The collaboration is focussed on exploring ways to maximise the use of Australia’s finite lithium resources, and potentially accelerate decarbonisation.

Tianqi Lithium Corporation (TLC) is interested in exploring opportunities to invest in downstream

Manufacturing in Western Australia to further develop its clean energy operations, in addition to the expansion of its existing Lithium Operations, through Tianqi Lithium Energy Australia (TLEA).

TLEA is a joint venture between TLC and IGO Limited (IGO) which owns the Kwinana Lithium Hydroxide plant and is the majority shareholder in the Talison Lithium Mine in Greenbushes.

Plans to further develop the WA operations were raised in recent discussions with Premier Mark McGowan and TLC Chief Executive Officer Frank Ha.

Tianqi Lithium Energy Australia (TLEA) is pleased to announce Raj Surendran has been appointed new Chief Executive Officer of Tianqi Lithium Energy Australia, a joint venture between global lithium producer Tianqi Lithium Corporation and Australian miner IGO Limited.

The appointment follows the resignation of Yasmin Liu, who led TLEA in its first year, establishing the new joint venture partnership. The Board would like to thank Ms Liu for her outstanding leadership, and for her guidance and support of the executive team during this time, while they commissioned the new, Australian-first, lithium hydroxide plant in Kwinana.

Ms Liu will return to China to resume her role as Executive Vice President (Chief Strategic Integration Officer) at Tianqi Lithium Corporation. The appointment of Mr Surendran is effective from today, 19 October 2022.

The TLEA Board, management, and staff are deeply saddened by the unexpected passing of IGO Ltd Chief Executive Officer and TLEA Board Director, Peter Bradford this weekend. Peter was a much admired and valued member of our Board since the partnership between IGO and TLC was completed on 30 June 2021. He will be remembered as someone with a strong sense of ethics, purpose, and respect, and will be deeply missed. Our thoughts and prayers are with his family, friends, our IGO colleagues, as well as all those who knew him.

4worldlovers: Global Lithium (ASX: GL1) is a rapidly growing lithium exploration company with a focus on two highly prospective 100%-owned Western Australian projects – the Manna Lithium Project in the Goldfields region and the Marble Bar Lithium Project (MBLP) in the Pilbara region.

Global Lithium is fast tracking exploration at both of its Western Australian exploration assets in a surging global lithium market.