Chile's lithium nationalisation move does Liontown a favour

LIONTOWN Resources’ rejection last month of US lithium giant Albemarle’s A$5.5 billion takeover bid was based, partly at least, on the scarcity value of its Kathleen Valley project and its tier one location in Western Australia, writes Barry FitzGerald.

Chile's lithium nationalisation move does Liontown a favour Chile's lithium nationalisation move does Liontown a favour Chile's lithium nationalisation move does Liontown a favour Chile's lithium nationalisation move does Liontown a favour Chile's lithium nationalisation move does Liontown a favour

Liontown environmental officer, Sam Chidgzey, and Anne-Louise Vague, environmental superintendent on site at Kathleen Valley lithium project

If there was any doubt about the strength of that argument, it has been blown away by a good old leftist in the form of Gabriel Boric, the youngest ever president of Chile.