-- 根據週二提交給香港交易所的文件顯示,江蘇洛帕爾科技(SHA:603906,HKG:2465)同意以1,490萬澳元收購澳洲一處鋰礦勘探權及相關資產。 這家汽車特種化學品供應商的股價在周三早盤交易中上漲超過1%。 該公司將從Global Lithium Resources和MB Lithium手中收購該勘探權,並表示位於Marble Bar的鋰礦項目需要在未來兩到三年內投資超過2億美元才能投入營運。 洛帕爾科技表示,該礦將有助於加強其在上游資源領域的戰略佈局,尤其是在磷酸鐵鋰正極材料方面。 同時,該公司在另一份公告中宣布,已與Global Lithium Resources和GLR Australia簽署認購、承購和預付款條款清單,以滿足其原材料需求。 根據協議,Lopal Tech將認購Global Lithium Resources公司1380萬股股份,佔該公司5%的股份,每股價格為0.52875澳元;Lopal Tech將供應Manna鋰礦項目實際年產量40%的鋰輝石精礦;Lopal Tech將預付7500萬美元以確保供應。 Lopal Tech將在30天內預付750萬美元,剩餘的6,750萬美元將分四期等額支付。 Lopal Tech表示,該付款計劃可能會對其定期融資安排造成「一定壓力」。 Global Lithium Resources預計將於2026年底前對Manna鋰礦計畫做出最終投資決定,並預計於2028年6月開始出貨。
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