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Home > Lithium, France Grants Imerys The Beauvoir Mining Concession Until 2075: EMILI Targets 34,000 Tonnes A Year

Lithium, France Grants Imerys The Beauvoir Mining Concession Until 2075: EMILI Targets 34,000 Tonnes A Year

26 October 2026 | Commodities, Commodities, Economy, Futured, Highlights, Market Forecasts - Industrial Metals, News

The French concession marks an important step for the European battery supply chain, but it does not mean construction has begun. Between permits, financing and falling lithium hydroxide prices, the EMILI project remains a long-term industrial undertaking. The French decree of October 20, 2026 grants Imerys Beauvoir the exclusive right to develop lithium, tin, tantalum […]

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