Originally published byRio Times
Mexico's state lithium company LitioMX published its 2026-2030 institutional program in late July, outlining exploration goals and a small-scale battery pack plant. The plan deepens the government's control over lithium as a strategic resource, though the company faces continued budget constraints with no investment spending approved for 2026.
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