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Lithium Operations.

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Western Australia is the world's largest lithium producer, supplying over 50% of global lithium from world-class spodumene operations.

Western Australia's lithium sector underpins the global battery supply chain, with the Pilbara and Goldfields regions hosting major hard-rock spodumene mines. The industry generates billions in export revenue annually, supporting thousands of jobs and positioning WA as a critical minerals powerhouse for the energy transition.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Where is lithium mined in Western Australia?

Western Australia's primary lithium operations are concentrated in the Pilbara region, notably at Pilgangoora and Wodgina, and the Goldfields region around Kalgoorlie. The Greenbushes mine in the South West is the world's largest hard-rock lithium operation and a cornerstone of WA's lithium output.

Why is Western Australia the world's leading lithium producer?

WA hosts exceptionally rich spodumene pegmatite deposits, a mature mining infrastructure, skilled workforce, and a stable regulatory environment. These factors combine to make WA the source of more than half the world's mined lithium, critical for electric vehicle batteries and energy storage systems.

What companies are involved in lithium mining in Western Australia?

Key lithium producers operating in WA include Albemarle, Mineral Resources, Pilbara Minerals, IGO Limited, and Liontown Resources. These companies operate or develop major mines and are increasingly investing in downstream processing to capture greater value from WA's lithium resources.