A unit of Jiangte Motor plans to buy 57 million shares in Australia-listed lithium miner, Tawana, for AUD20m ($15m) as it seeks to ensure lithium concentrate supply for a company in which it owns 50%. The deal is expected to close by the end of this year, with an initial cash injection from China National Nuclear Corporation (CNNC) and CNNC being used to fund construction on the project.
A unit of Jiangte Motor plans to buy 57 million shares in Australia-listed lithium miner, Tawana, for AUD20m ($15m) as it seeks to ensure lithium concentrate supply for a company in which it owns 50%. Jiangte will own 11.45% of Tawana after the transaction.