Jiuwu hi tech: signed a general contract for the design, equipment supply and installation of 65 million yuan lithium chloride project with Jinhai lithium industry
Jiuwu hi tech announced that recently, the company signed the general contract for design, equipment supply and installation of 1000 ton lithium chloride project with Jinhai lithium industry, with a total contract price of 65 million yuan, including 13% value-added tax. Lithium chloride is mainly used to produce metal lithium, which is an important material for the next generation of lithium batteries. If the lithium chloride project contract is successfully implemented, it will be conducive to verify the feasibility of the company's "adsorption + membrane method" raw brine extraction process of lithium chloride, and further improve the company's R & D and application level and business undertaking capacity in the field of lithium extraction from salt lakes, It has a certain positive impact on the operation and development of the company.
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