
The two largest shareholders in China’s Tianqi Lithium (SHE: 002466) have agreed to sell up to 4% in the company over a six-month period this year, which could raise about $400 million to help the debt-ridden lithium miner.
Controlling investor Chengdu Tianqi Industrial Group, which holds just over 30%, will sell 51.1 million shares, or a 3.5% interest from Jan. 29. It would be the second time in less than a year that Chengdu Tianqi seeks to offload part of its stake in Tianqi, China’s top producer of the battery metal needed for electric vehicles (EVs) and high tech devices.
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