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Lithium carbonate prices in Europe surged in December ****. According to market players, prices in Antwerp were up compared to November ****. The price gain represents an extreme rebound from the previous year, during which prices remained stable; there was plentiful inventory on hand in Europe, and downstream demand seemed to be more cautious when sourcing lithium carbonate for European battery manufacturers in general.
The price increase is attributed mainly to the increasing tightness of supply that existed towards the end of ****. The curtailment of lithium carbonate production from several high-cost lithium producers globally, as well as steadily decreasing inventory levels in Europe, contributed to this tightening of lithium supply towards year-end ****. As well as limited supply, there is also an increase in demand fundamentals supported by robust sales of electric vehicles. According to reports published in the industry,...
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