Movement Alert|GANFENGLITHIUM Falls 3.31% in Regular Trading, Lithium Weakness Deepens as Carbonate Prices Hit Fresh Lows

Market Focus10-15

On October 15, GANFENGLITHIUM fell 3.31% in Regular Trading, trading at HK$25.9, with turnover of HK$32.8144 million.

The move aligns with continued weakness across lithium names after lithium carbonate futures recently fell 11.79% in one session to 104,740 yuan per ton, breaking below the 110,000-yuan level and marking a fresh yearly low. Recent reports said expectations for supply restarts and capacity expansion, including new mine progress and Australian restart plans, have reinforced concerns about future oversupply while peak-season demand support has weakened.

Company-related updates offered limited support. GANFENGLITHIUM said it remains optimistic on medium- to long-term lithium battery demand, noted that spot lithium salt pricing usually does not directly follow futures prices, and said it is steadily advancing solid-state battery R&D, pilot testing, and commercialization. Separately, the company disclosed additional guarantees for subsidiaries, but these were framed as routine financing arrangements rather than a fresh earnings catalyst.

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