Infinity Lithium (ASX: INF) non-exec chairman Adrian Byass will soon move take on the roles of executive chairman and interim CEO as the...

Infinity Lithium’s proposed lithium hydroxide plant site being drilled by landowners to glean hydrological data for an environmental impact study. Credit: File Infinity Lithium has secured a new 35-year lease on land that now expands the footprint of its San José project in Spain, following a new deal struck by its wholly-owned subsidiary, Extremadura New Energies. The company says its second major acquisition of rights and access to land for the project is a milestone that

Infinity Lithium drilling at San Jose. Credit: File Infinity Lithium has continued its chase for the rights to mine lithium and establish a conversion facility to upgrade its product at its San José project in Spain by formally lodging an application with the local Extremadura Government. The company says it has lodged an exploitation concession application (ECA) for San José with the regional government of Extremadura and its mines department. The ECA submission includes th

Infinity Lithium testing boosts recoveries at Spanish play Testwork on ore from Infinity Lithium’s San José project in Spain has confirmed recoveries of more than 90 per cent, a result that will support a definitive feasibility study (DFS) and pilot plant design. The company says the results exceed recoveries assumed in the project’s scoping study and confirm consistent production of battery-grade lithium hydroxide monohydrate from San José, which boasts a 111-million-tonne o

Infinity Lithium’s San José lithium project in Spain. Credit: File Infinity Lithium is charging ahead with fieldwork at its San José lithium project in Spain as it prepares to lodge an exploitation concession application (ECA) for the operation with local authorities. The company says its recent work will support its environmental impact assessment (EIA) that will form part of its ECA and support the mining and processing of the 111-million-tonne orebody grading 0.61 per cen

Extremadura New Energies chief executive officer Ramon Jiménez. Credit: File Infinity Lithium has taken another step forward with its proposed San José lithium project in Spain after the Cáceres Local Government deemed the operation compatible with local urban legislative requirements. The project sits near the town of Cáceres in the region of Extremadura and boasts one of Europe's leading JORC-compliant hard-rock lithium deposits, with a total indicated and inferred resource

Infinity Lithium’s San José project in Spain. Credit: File The Spanish Government has boosted Infinity Lithium’s coffers with a cash-ringing endorsement of $31 million for its 75 per cent-owned San José lithium project as the limelight intensifies on the battery metal’s supply chain. The grant funding was awarded to company’s wholly-owned Spanish subsidiary, Extremadura New Energies, which plans to develop an underground mine at the deposit that boasts a total indicated and i

Infinity Lithium’s proposed San José project in Spain. Credit: File Infinity Lithium has splashed out a stunning EBITDA of US$16.7 billion (AU$26 billion) for its San José project in Spain in an updated scoping study that outlines a 26-year mine life and annual production of 2 million tonnes. The company’s new study shows a post-tax net present value of US$2.87 billion (AU$4.47 billion) and an internal rate of return of 21.3 per cent. It outlines a pre-production CAPEX after

Infinity Lithium’s proposed lithium processing plant in Spain. Credit: File Infinity Lithium’s bold plans for its San José project in Spain have been buoyed after the Regional Government of Extremadura revealed key stimulus measures stemming from changes to its “Lithium Decree Law”. In a further boost to the company’s operation, management says the Federal Constitutional Court has declared exploitation of lithium resources in Extremadura as projects of “general and regional i

Infinity Lithium has recorded impressive results from a new recovery process. Credit: File Infinity Lithium subsidiary Infinity Greentech has confirmed improvements in recoveries and the successful production of battery-grade lithium hydroxide through the application of its “Li-Stream RPK” process. The patent-protected process has been specifically developed and optimised for the production of battery-grade lithium hydroxide at the company’s San José project in Spain. Managem

Infinity Lithium has entered into a partnership to potentially provide green energy for its San José lithium project in Spain. Credit: File Infinity Lithium subsidiary Extremadura New Energies has entered into a joint venture (JV) with Spanish energy firm Enalter to potentially deliver low-cost green energy to its San José lithium project in Spain. The creation of the “Extremadura Energy H2 Hub (EEHH)” allows a first right to secure a long-term green energy power purchase agr

Infinity Lithium has secured land for its San José lithium project in Spain behind historical quarry works near the town of Cáceres. Credit: File Infinity Lithium has secured a long-term land lease from local owners for the development of its San José lithium project in Spain, for a minimum of 35 years through its subsidiary, Extramadura New Energies. According to the agreement, the leased land is already zoned industrial, located within a granted exploration permit and inclu

Infinity Lithium is working with local authorities to progress its San José lithium project in Spain. Credit: File Infinity Lithium says its battery training and development programs offered through its subsidiary Extremadura New Energies have been declared a “strategic” qualification by the local regional government. The Extremadura Public Employment Service (SEXPE), part of the Regional Government of Extremadura, will now provide grants through public funding in coming mont

Infinity Lithium’s proposed lithium processing plant in Spain. Credit: File Infinity Lithium Corporation says recent meetings held with newly-elected regional political leaders have emphasised and reinforced the continued collaboration driving the advancement of its San José lithium project in Spain. The project sits near the town of Cáceres in the region of Extremadura and boasts one of Europe's leading JORC-compliant hard-rock lithium deposits, with a total indicated and in

Infinity Lithium’s Extremadura plant. Credit: File Infinity Lithium Corporation remains on track to submit the required applications for development of its San José lithium project in Spain – a proposed integrated lithium mining and lithium chemicals processing plant. The company’s wholly-owned Spanish subsidiary, Extremadura New Energies, says works are progressing on its mining license application and the environmental impact assessment submission that will form part of its

Infinity Lithium’s proposed Extremadura lithium plant in Spain. Credit: File Infinity Lithium is pushing closer towards mining licence and environmental authorisation submissions for its San José lithium project in Spain following positive government permitting recommendations. The finalisation of the Extremadura regional government’s Environmental Impact Assessment Scoping Document (EIA), compiled by its General Directorate for Sustainability, classes the project as compatib

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