Qi Huo Ri Bao Wang·2025-12-31 02:02Core Insights - The development of lithium resources in China is expected to see significant advancements and achievements by 2025, with multiple large-scale lithium mining projects being established across various provinces, enhancing the supply capacity of lithium resources and supporting the stable development of the new energy industry chain [1] Group 1: Major Lithium Mining Projects - Tianhua New Energy's subsidiary obtained a mining license for the ceramic soil (containing lithium) mine in Jiangxi Province, with a production scale of 9 million tons per year and a validity period of 23 years [2] - The Vilarasto lithium polymetallic mine in Inner Mongolia received a mining license, with a total mineral reserve of 55.27 million tons, including 4.198 million tons of Li2O, and is expected to generate an annual output value of 2.3 billion yuan [4][5] - The Xinjiang Hotan Dahongliutan 509 lithium mine development plan was approved, proposing a production scale of 4 million tons per year [6] - The Yajiang Muro lithium mine in Sichuan received approval for its mining and selection tail project, with a mining scale of 3 million tons per year [7][8] - The Daba lithium mine in Sichuan's Ma'erkang City has a proposed production scale of 5 million tons per year, with an estimated service life of 23 years [9] - The Shuangtan quartz mine in Yajiang has a proposed lithium mining scale of 2.6 million tons per year, with a service life of 29 years [10] Group 2: New Developments and Approvals - The Garin Zangke Potash Fertilizer Company received mining rights for lithium as a by-product, expanding its mining scope to include lithium, magnesium, and boron [11] - Dazhong Mining's subsidiary obtained a mining license for the Hunan Jijia Mountain lithium mine, with a planned open-pit mining scale of 20 million tons per year [12] - The application for the renewal of mining rights for the lithium mine in Jiangxi Province has been submitted to the Ministry of Natural Resources [13][14] - Zijin Mining's lithium polymetallic mine project in Hunan has been completed and put into production, marking a significant step towards becoming one of the largest lithium suppliers globally [15]