-- 根據週四提交給澳洲證券交易所的文件顯示，Liontown（ASX：LTR）位於西澳大利亞凱瑟琳谷的鋰礦項目在截至3月份的第三財季生產了96,367幹公噸鋰輝石精礦，並售出了83,912乾公噸鋰輝石精礦。 先前提交的文件顯示，該公司在截至2025年3月31日的季度中，凱瑟琳谷鋰礦計畫生產了95,709乾公噸鋰輝石精礦，並售出了93,940乾公噸鋰輝石精礦。 該公司本季營收為1.97億澳元，高於截至2025年3月31日的季度營收1.04億澳元。 該公司報告稱，截至季末，其現金餘額為4.24億澳元，可出售庫存為26,270乾公噸。
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