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Volkswagen Buys Stake in Australian Lithium Firm for $48 Million

Volkswagen Group will spend C$69 million ($48.1 million) on a 9.9% stake in lithium miner Patriot Battery Metals Inc. to secure raw materials for electric vehicles.

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Dec 18 2024
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Volkswagen Buys Stake in Australian Lithium Firm for $48 Million

(Bloomberg) — Volkswagen Group will spend C$69 million ($48.1 million) on a 9.9% stake in lithium miner Patriot Battery Metals Inc. to secure raw materials for electric vehicles. Read More

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