Arcadium Lithium (ASX:LTM) Short Interest

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What is Arcadium Lithium Short Interest?

Short Interest can be expressed as a percentage by dividing the number of shares sold short by the total number of outstanding shares.

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Competitive Comparison of Arcadium Lithium's Short Interest

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Arcadium Lithium's Short Interest Distribution in the Chemicals Industry

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Arcadium Lithium Business Description

Industry

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ARLTF:USA ALTM:USA 7WO:Germany

Address

Gateway Hub Shannon Airport House, Suite 12, Shannon, Clare, IRL, 19103

Website

https://www.arcadiumlithium.com

Arcadium Lithium is a pure-play lithium producer that was formed by the Allkem-Livent merger in January 2024. The company agreed to a deal for Arcadium to be acquired by Rio Tinto in an all-cash transaction that should close in 2025. Arcadium should benefit from increased lithium demand via higher electric vehicle adoption, as lithium is a key component of EV batteries. The company's low-cost lithium carbonate production comes from two brine resources in Argentina. Arcadium also produces spodumene, a hard rock lithium upstream concentrate, from a mine in Australia and operates downstream lithium hydroxide conversion plants in the United States and China.