Jianxiawo
mine in Jiangxi, China
The Jianxiawo mine is one of the largest lithium mines in China and the world. The mine is located in Yichun prefectural city, Jiangxi province, southeast-central China. It produces about 46,000 tons of lithium carbonate yearly, which is equivalent to 3% of the world's produce of lithium as of 2025.
Its closure in August 2025 due to expired permits caused lithium prices to spike as well as those of lithium mining companies.
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