[SMM Flash News] CNGR: Two Salt Lake Lithium Mines Deployed in Argentina, Expected to Control Over 10 Million mt LCE of Lithium Resources

Published: Dec 19, 2025 17:14

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CNGR has deployed two salt lake lithium mines in Argentina, with estimated lithium resources exceeding 10 million metric tons of lithium carbonate equivalent (LCE). This resource volume is expected to increase as exploration progresses. The company will further confirm the reserves of the two salt lake lithium mines and proceed with extraction based on exploration and construction progress, as well as its own and market demand. CNGR will disclose relevant developments regarding the Argentine lithium mines in accordance with relevant regulations.

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