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With production stoping underway at Australia’s first underground lithium operation, this is the story of what sets Kathleen Valley apart. 🎬 Ascendant Part 2: Coming to your screen 10 June 2025. #LTR #Mining #Lithium #CriticalMinerals #Sustainability

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AGRO ⚡️1 年前

Hopefully gina makes a bid

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BuyLowSellHigh1 年前

Correct it should be stopped $ltr

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Michael Bryan1 年前

Good stuff. Well done all involved. A big thank you to all shareholders.

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schmi10001 年前

With lithium prices rising, more and more companies will soon be going out of business, but AVZ Minerals can still make a profit even at such low prices, and everyone knows that, especially Kobold Metalls!

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Swalty1 年前

And the share price keeps dropping

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jevairiah1 年前

Relax, guys. Kathleen Valley just took a lithium coffee break.

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Deepashri Kannur1 年前

Will watching this make my phone battery last longer tho?

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ExplorationKing1 年前

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