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Lithium Americas' third-quarter results included continued progress on the Thacker Pass project; management maintained its timeline for construction to be complete by the end of 2027. The shares were down slightly in early Nov. 13 trading.

Lithium Americas announced the company finalized its loan amendments with the US Department of Energy. The company also sold roughly $100 million worth of shares under its at-the-money program. Lithium Americas shares were up 4% in pre-market trading at the time of writing Oct. 8.

Lithium Americas announced a new deal with the US government that modified its US Department of Energy loan. Under the new deal, the US government will have warrants to own a 5% stake in the Thacker Pass project and a 5% stake in the company. Shares were up 27% at the time of writing Oct. 1.

Lithium Americas aims to become a pure-play lithium producer. The company was created as a result of the former Lithium Americas separation, which split the firm's North America business, which is the current Lithium Americas, from its Argentina business, which was named Lithium Argentina.

Reuters reported that the Donald Trump administration is looking to take a 10% equity stake in Lithium Americas. Lithium Americas shares were up 70% in after-hours trading at the time of writing Sept. 23.

Bloomberg reported that the US Department of Energy is reevaluating a USD 2.3 billion loan to fund the majority of construction on the Thacker Pass project, which is owned 62% by Lithium Americas and 38% by General Motors. Lithium Americas shares were down 7% in early trading on Sept. 23.

Multiple media outlets reported battery maker and lithium producer Contemporary Amperex Technologies is close to obtaining its permits to resume lithium production at its largest mine. Lithium futures prices and producer shares fell on the news Sept. 9.

Lithium Americas' second-quarter earnings saw the firm continue to make progress in Thacker Pass construction, with management maintaining its timeline for construction to be complete by the end of 2027. Nonetheless, Lithium Americas' shares were down 7% at the time of writing Aug. 14.

Lithium Americas aims to become a pure-play lithium producer. The company was created as a result of the former Lithium Americas separation, which split the firm's North America business, which is the current Lithium Americas, from its Argentina business, which was named Lithium Argentina.

Battery maker and lithium producer Contemporary Amperex Technologies announced it was suspending production at one of its largest lithium mines for six to 12 months due to an expired mining permit. Lithium futures prices and producer shares rallied on the news.

Demand from China has been the main driver of rising commodity prices in the past two decades. More recently, gold is close to historical highs on safe-haven demand. However, driven by weak China steel end-user demand and slower global growth, most other commodity prices have fallen.

Lithium Americas announced plans for an at-the-market equity issuance of up to $100 million in proceeds that would be used to fund tariff-related building materials construction costs. Lithium Americas shares were down 10% at the time of writing.

Lithium Americas reported first-quarter earnings. The company continues to make progress on the construction of its first project, Thacker Pass. Lithium Americas shares were up slightly on the earnings results.

Lithium Americas aims to become a pure-play lithium producer. The company was created as a result of the former Lithium Americas separation, which split the firm's North America business, which is the current Lithium Americas, from its Argentina business, which was named Lithium Argentina.

Gold is higher in the March quarter as worries over tariffs affecting economic growth see a flight to safety. Despite likely slower global growth, copper is up as investors try to get ahead of potential tariffs on US copper imports. Iron ore is flat, while metallurgical and thermal coal are down.

President Donald Trump announced sweeping tariffs, which featured a minimum 10% tariff on all US imports, with only limited exceptions, and higher rates for select countries. Most US-listed lithium producers were down on the news.

Lithium Americas continues to make progress on the company's first project—at the Thacker Pass lithium resource in Nevada. Lithium Americas shares were down nearly 5% at the time of writing as the market reacted to the potential impact of tariffs.

Lithium Americas aims to become a pure-play lithium producer. The company was created as a result of the former Lithium Americas separation, which split the firm's North America business, which is the current Lithium Americas, from its Argentina business, which was named Lithium Argentina.

Battery electric vehicle sales stalled in the US and Europe in 2024 after a postpandemic rise. With sales growing in China and globally, many companies throughout the EV supply chain stand to benefit from the transition to EVs.