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BARRY FITZGERALD
Bradford would be pleased
IT is coming up to two years since IGO the nickel company plonked down A$1.9 billion down to become a partner in the Greenbushes lithium mine and a Kwinana hydroxide refinery with China’s Tianqi, writes <b>Barry FitzGerald</b>.
Tianqi's Frank Ha (left) and late IGO CEO Peter Bradford when the lithium deal was announced in 2021
It was said at the time to be a transformational deal. And it truly was, thanks in part to the take-off in lithium prices virtually from the day it was announced. The nickel company has become a lithium...
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