Shares of lithium miner Albemarle are falling because the company is raising more capital, and shareholders are wary of the potential dilution.
Shares of lithium miner Albemarle are falling because the company is raising more capital, and shareholders are wary of the potential dilution.
Lithium miner Albemarle posted a solid end to the year, but shares are falling anyway. Lithium prices are down a lot, and investors want to know where the bottom is before jumping back into lithium stocks.
Albermarle Corp. announced Wednesday cost-cutting actions, including job cuts, in an effort to boost cash flow as a result of changing market conditions, particularly in the lithium value chain.
Sometimes the fourth time is a charm. Lithium-mining giant Albemarle +0.78% looks like it’s close to acquiring Australian lithium miner Liontown Resources –2.46% . The deal will expand Albemarle’s lithium production to help meet the world’s growing appetite for electric vehicles.