津巴布韦将于2027年禁止锂精矿出口

Core Viewpoint - Zimbabwe will ban the export of lithium concentrate starting January 2027 to encourage foreign mining companies to establish refining operations in the country [1] Group 1: Policy Changes - The Zimbabwean government, represented by Information Minister Jenfan Muswere, announced that from January 2027, the export of lithium concentrate will no longer be permitted [1] - In early 2025, Zimbabwean lithium exporters are seeking to delay tax payments until 2027 [1] Group 2: Economic Context - Several African countries are striving to ensure that foreign mining companies create more value for their economies [1] - According to CRU Group, Zimbabwe supplied approximately 14% of China's lithium imports last year [1] - Lithium sulfate produced in Zimbabwe will continue to be shipped to China for further processing into battery-grade materials [1]