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Elevra Lithium Limited reports news as a North American lithium producer with American Depository Shares traded under ELVR. Recurring updates center on North American Lithium, including spodumene concentrate production, sales, operating costs, safety performance, cash flow, and expansion studies.
Company news also covers quarterly activities reports, project updates for Carolina Lithium, Moblan, Ewoyaa, and Western Australian tenements, offtake and downstream processing discussions, presentation-currency changes, capital actions, and governance matters following the completed Sayona-Piedmont merger.
Elevra Lithium (NASDAQ: ELVR) reported a record December 2025 quarter at North American Lithium (NAL) with US$66m revenue, 66,016 dmt sold at an average realised price of US$998/dmt.
Operationally, ore mined was 389,801 wmt (+15% QoQ) but recovery fell to 62% (down 7% QoQ) and concentrate production declined to 44,154 dmt (down 15% QoQ). Group cash was US$81m and capex was US$7m. FY26 guidance was revised: production 180,000–190,000 dmt, sales 170,000–190,000 dmt, and unit cost guidance US$860–880/dmt.
Elevra Lithium (NASDAQ:ELVR) said its December 2025 Quarterly Report will be released on 28 January 2026 AEDT and an investor webcast will commence at 10:30am AEDT the same day; a live link and archived webcast will be available via the company website.
The company changed its presentation currency to USD effective 1 July 2025, applied retrospectively under Australian Accounting Standards, so the December 2025 Quarterly and FY26 half‑year results will be presented in USD with translated historical comparatives included.
Elevra Lithium (NASDAQ:ELVR) announced an accelerated, staged expansion of the North American Lithium (NAL) site that uses new permitting information plus existing permits to fast-track production and lower unit costs. Key milestones: an initial 15–20% production uplift above current levels starting mid-CY27, further milling expansion to 6,500 tpd to target 315 ktpa spodumene by early CY28 using a temporary mobile crusher, and final replacement with a new crushing and ore-sorting circuit by early CY29. C1 unit cash costs were revised to US$630/t (previously US$562/t); AISC remains US$680/t. Reported project economics remain: NPV ≈ US$950M and IRR 26.4%. An updated scoping study and detailed engineering are planned for Q2 CY26.
Piedmont Lithium (Nasdaq: PLL) has completed its merger with Sayona Mining, forming a new entity called Elevra Lithium. The merger creates one of the largest hard-rock lithium platforms positioned to supply the growing EV and energy storage markets.
Under the merger terms, Piedmont shareholders will receive 0.35133 American Depositary Shares (Nasdaq: ELVR) for each Piedmont common share, while CDI holders will receive 5.27 Sayona ordinary shares for each CDI. The implied value per Piedmont share is $8.97. Following the transaction, Piedmont will be delisted from both Nasdaq and ASX.