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China restricts global use of their A-DLE technology

EAU Lithium's licensing agreement with Vulcan's A-DLE technology can responsibly unlock the world's largest lithium reserves.

China, as of last month, is now actively restricting the export of Adsorption-type Direct Lithium Extraction (A-DLE) technology which could impact large lithium brine projects globally, specifically companies reliant on Chinese technology. 

EAU Lithium will not be impacted by this given it has a technology licensing agreement with Vulcan Energy Resources; one of only two lithium companies in Australia, alongside Rio Tinto (post-acquisition of Arcadium) that has this technology in-house.

EAU Lithium's licensing agreement with Vulcan will enable the company to responsibly develop the largest lithium reserves on the planet in partnership with the Bolivian State for decades to come.