Integra Lithium

Projects

As part of the Lithium Triangle with 90% of global brine resources and 40% of  worldwide production, Integra Lithium develops projects in 520,000 has. with 100% ownership in Argentina.

Based in the Lithium Triangle, which represents 90% of global brine resources and 40% of worldwide production, Integra Lithium develops projects in 100% own concessions and through JVs in a total of 450,000 has located in Argentina.

Brines
380,000 has.

Jujuy prospect 65,000 has.

Catamarca prospect 315,000 has.

Salta: incipient footprint analizing opportunities with other companies.

Hard rock
77,000 has. in a JV

Ancasti Ranges prospect 77,000 has.

Highlights

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Unique location

& diversified assets

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Access to

infrastructure &

core facilities

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Best in-class chemistry

in terms of lithium

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Competitive CAPEX

& OPEX

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Environmental impact

studies

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Shared Values

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Unique location

& diversified assets

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Access to

infraestructure &

core facilities

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Best in-class chemistry

in terms of lithium

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Competitive CAPEX

& OPEX

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Enviormental impact

studies

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Shared Values

Integra Lithium tenements are located near the best-supporting infrastructure and logistics chain in Argentina, with a global comparative leverage, focused on negotiating further agreements within the lithium battery supply chain and the electric vehicle industry. 

Our end-to-end cost optimization capitalizes the accumulated experience in the sector, leveraged by the resources and know-how of Integra.

We have a multidisciplinary scientific team committed to systematically produce studies aiming to address complex contemporary environmental issues related to our Projects, as well as associated subjects such as ethics, geography, anthropology, urban planning, regulatory issues, and resource management.

We work together with governmental authorities for free, prior and informed consent of local communities and their social development, engaging them in different initiatives to acknowledge their views on the use of lands, territories and resources, and help them to address their concerns and challenges.