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Lithium Producer SQM Sees Global Demand Growing 25% This Year
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Lithium Producer SQM Sees Global Demand Growing 25% This Year

Bloomberg · Feb 28, 2026 · Collected from RSS

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Top lithium producer SQM said it sees world demand for the battery metal growing about 25% this year, after reporting record quarterly sales volume as the industry emerges from a global glut.

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