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Nemaska Lithium Inc. was a Canadian lithium mining and processing company focused on developing lithium hydroxide and carbonate for the growing electric vehicle (EV) battery market. The company aimed to become a vertically integrated supplier, with its flagship Whabouchi lithium mine in Quebec and a planned electrochemical plant in Shawinigan. Nemaska Lithium positioned itself as a potential low-cost producer due to its high-grade lithium deposits and proprietary processing technology. However, the company faced significant financial challenges and filed for creditor protection in December 2019, leading to its eventual delisting from the TSX in 2020. Its assets were later acquired by a consortium including Livent Corporation and Investissement Québec.
Nemaska Lithium developed a proprietary electrochemical process for lithium hydroxide production, which was intended to reduce costs compared to traditional methods.
Nemaska Lithium Inc. is no longer a viable investment as the company ceased operations following its 2019 insolvency. Its assets were acquired by a consortium, and the original equity was wiped out. The case highlights the risks in capital-intensive mining ventures, particularly for junior producers competing against established players. Investors should note that NMX.TO is delisted and has no remaining public equity value.
TSX delisting notice (2020), Nemaska Lithium press releases, Livent Corporation acquisition announcement, Bloomberg terminal data.