M&A

Allkem shares soft as vote to merge with Livent nears

Some shareholders likely keen to maintain maximum raw material leverage

Michael Quinn
Livent's Bessemer City Expansion ribbon cutting. Source: Livent

Livent's Bessemer City Expansion ribbon cutting. Source: Livent

Some Allkem shareholders appear to be less than totally convinced about the merits of the merger with Livent due to be voted on next month. During a positive session for lithium production peers Tuesday,...

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