On May 21, Tianqi Lithium declined 3.06% in regular trading, trading at 52.15 HKD/share, with trading volume of approximately 251 million HKD. The stock has been continuously weakening since May 12, with a brief rebound in the prior session before resuming its downtrend.
On the news front, lithium carbonate futures prices have entered a correction phase after breaching the 200,000 yuan/ton threshold, with the main LC2606 contract retreating to approximately 183,100 yuan/ton. The market is repricing previously consensus bullish expectations. Additionally, Australian miner MinRes announced the restart of its Bald Hill lithium mine, adding to supply-side concerns, while earlier convertible bond conversions and restricted share unlocks have increased stock supply pressure.
Tianqi Lithium is primarily engaged in the development of hard-rock lithium mineral resources, lithium concentrate processing and sales, and the production and sale of lithium chemical products, with applications spanning new energy vehicles, electric vessels, and energy storage systems.
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