Allkem Limited (ASX|TSX:
“AKE”, the
“Company”) provides an update on its global
lithium portfolio, business activities and financial position1 as
at 31 December 2022.
HIGHLIGHTS
OPERATIONS
- The Olaroz
Lithium Facility2 achieved record production of 4,253 tonnes of
lithium carbonate which was up 17% on the previous corresponding
period (“PCP”). Half year production was also a
record at 7,542 tonnes some 13% higher than the prior record in
2019
- Lithium
carbonate sales were 3,131 tonnes, generating record quarterly
revenue of ~US$151 million with a gross cash margin of 90%.
Excluding shipments to Naraha, third party sales for the quarter
averaged US$53,013/tonne3 FOB, up 23% on the September quarter
- The weighted
average price for third party sales of lithium carbonate products
in Q3 FY23 is expected to be in line with Q2 FY23
- In the December
quarter, Mt Cattlin produced 16,404 dmt of spodumene and shipped
15,702 dmt, generating revenue of ~US$83 million4 with a gross cash
margin of 72% based on an average sales price of US$5,284/dmt CIF
for SC 5.3%, which corresponds to approximately US$6,000/dmt on a
SC6 CIF basis, up 5% on the September quarter. Cost of production
was US$1,016/dmt FOB which was impacted by lower production
volume
- An additional
US$32 million of revenue was generated from sales of 53,715 dmt of
low grade spodumene concentrate from pre-existing stockpiles and
processing of fine-grained ore
- EV sales growth
is expected to remain robust in 2023 given strong order books and
potential pent-up demand. Supportive government targets and
policies announced globally (including subsidies or tax incentives)
continue to ensure strong fundamentals for future growth
DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS
- Naraha
successfully achieved first production of lithium hydroxide and
product quality exceeded expectations. Progressive improvement to
battery grade product is expected to occur over a 12-month period.
Approximately 200 tonnes of lithium hydroxide produced during the
quarter has been sold to third party customers
- Olaroz Stage 2
reached 96% completion, pre-commissioning and commissioning
activities are underway, with full commissioning activities
expected to commence later in Q1 CY23. First production is planned
for Q2 CY23
- The first two
strings of ponds at Sal de Vida (“SDV”) Stage 1
reached 82% completion and the EPC contract for the process plant
has been awarded. Data received during the tender and award
process, together with learnings from COVID and a Board review is
being incorporated into the project schedule with first production
currently estimated in mid-2024
- Material progress has been achieved
in the permitting of James Bay with the recent approval by the
Joint Assessment Committee (Federal government) of the ESIA. Comex
approval (Quebec government and CREE Nation) of the ESIA, agreement
of the IBA and procedural construction permitting remain in
progress. Once permits are secured, construction will commence and
the Company will update guidance for first production
FINANCIALS AND CORPORATE
- Group revenue5
for the quarter was US$265 million and group gross operating cash
margin1 was approximately US$218 million (82%)
- At 31 December
group net cash6 was US$552 million up US$105 million from 30
September 2022
- Progress
continues on a proposed US$200 million project finance facility for
the Sal de Vida Project by the International Finance
Corporation
- The transaction
to acquire 100% of the strategic lithium tenement of María Victoria
for Borax Argentina S.A. (“Borax”) closed in
December 2022
- The Allkem AGM
was held on 15 November 2022 with all resolutions successfully
passed and the subsequent appointment of Peter Coleman as
Chair
- The government
of Argentina has communicated its intention to remove the export
benefits that currently apply to lithium chemical production.
Whilst the timing of implementing such change and its full effect
are not yet known, it is anticipated it would result in the loss of
incentives in the range of 1.5% to 4% of revenue
SUSTAINABILITY
The Company’s sixth Sustainability Report was
released in November and represents the first sustainability report
since the merger of Orocobre Limited and Galaxy Resources to form
Allkem Limited. This report demonstrates Allkem’s long-term
commitment to environmental, social and governance performance and
transparent reporting across our operations and growth
projects.
Allkem has again been included among global
sustainability leaders in the Dow Jones Sustainability Indices
(DJSI) 2022 Annual Review announced in December. Allkem has been
included in both the Australia and Asia Pacific Index based on
strong performance in the S&P Global Corporate Sustainability
Assessment. The Company also continues to participate in the annual
CDP Climate Change and Water Security surveys with results released
this month.
Safety performance
Allkem recorded a 12-month moving average Total
Recordable Injury Frequency Rate of 1.9 (per million hours) at the
end of the December quarter and a 12-month moving average Lost Time
Injury Frequency Rate of 0.3 (per million hours).
Whilst no Lost Time Injuries were experienced,
six Recordable Injuries occurred during the quarter: four at Mt
Cattlin, one at Tincalayu (this Borax operation is now no longer an
Allkem entity) and one at Olaroz. Investigations have been carried
out and effective corrective actions have been implemented.
As part of Allkem’s strategic improvement
program the Introduction of a Field Critical Control Check
(“FCCC”) that will involve active worker
participation in recognizing and controlling hazards is underway at
Mt Cattlin. The impact of the Behavioural Based Safety program is
planned to be rolled out at Olaroz and Sal de Vida.
Community and Shared Value Program
Allkem is committed to regularly engaging with
community stakeholders across all operations and providing positive
and lasting benefits to the communities it works with.
The Shared Value team in Argentina provides
long-term value to the local communities through initiatives based
on five pillars; empowerment; transparency, education; health;
local production/natural resources. Community engagement and
consultation continues at each project including our participatory
environmental baseline monitoring programs. During the quarter,
engagement sessions were held with the Cienaga Redonda community
with representatives of the Catamarca Ministry of Mining. Training
sessions completed for this community during the reporting period
include electronics and internet connectivity solutions. The Health
and Wellbeing program continued with visits from medical
professionals to support programs in the towns of Antofagasta de la
Sierra.
An updated easement and participation agreement
has been reached with the Olaroz Chico community incorporating
production from Olaroz Stage 2, and final approvals for Sal de Vida
Stage 1 were received during the quarter.
The James Bay project team continued to
undertake regular engagement with community stakeholders as part of
the Environmental and Social Impact Assessment
(“ESIA”) and Impact and Benefit Agreement
(“IBA”) process, with the ultimate objective to
ensure long-term benefits to the communities.
OPERATIONS
OLAROZ LITHIUM FACILITY
Lithium Carbonate Jujuy Province, Argentina
Production
Production for the December quarter was a record
4,253 tonnes, up 17% on the previous corresponding period.
Approximately 66% of production was technical grade with feedstock
supply to Naraha prioritised during the quarter.
Product quality remains high reflecting
excellent plant reliability, low downtime and improved energy
efficiency from better operating practices. Strong operating
performance continues to help mitigate inflationary impacts on
costs.
High brine inventory will underpin the start-up
of the Stage 2 expansion later this half.
Sales and financial performance
Quarterly product sales were down 16% QoQ to 3,131 tonnes of
lithium carbonate of which 42% was battery grade. December monthly
production was a record 1,555 tonnes and much of this remained in
transit to customers at the end of the month. Sales were also
impacted by a build-up of inventory to supply the Naraha hydroxide
plant.
Total sales revenue was a record ~US$151
million. The average price received from third party sales was
US$53,013/tonne on an FOB2 basis reflecting continuing strong
market conditions.
Cost and margins
Cash cost of goods sold for the quarter was
US$4,682/tonne up 8% from the PCP due to inflationary impacts which
were partially offset by materially improved operational
performance and a lower proportion of battery grade sales. Gross
cash margin for the quarter was 90% or US$42,024/tonne.
Table 1: Olaroz December quarter
production and sales metrics
Metric |
Units |
Dec QFY23 |
Sep QFY23 |
QoQ % |
PCP DecFY22 |
PCP % |
Production |
tonnes |
4,253 |
3,289 |
29% |
3,644 |
17% |
Sales |
tonnes |
3,131 |
3,721 |
-16% |
3,293 |
-5% |
Average price received |
US$/tonne |
46,706 |
40,317 |
16% |
12,491 |
274% |
Third party price received |
US$/tonne |
53,013 |
43,237 |
23% |
12,491 |
324% |
Cash cost of goods sold1 |
US$/tonne |
4,682 |
4,563 |
3% |
4,336 |
8% |
Revenue |
US$M |
151 |
150 |
1% |
41 |
267% |
Gross cash margin |
US$/tonne |
42,024 |
35,754 |
18% |
8,155 |
415% |
Gross cash margin |
% |
90% |
89% |
1% |
65% |
38% |
-
Excludes royalties, export tax and corporate costs
Lithium carbonate pricing
The weighted average price for third party sales
of lithium carbonate products in Q3 FY23 is expected to be in line
with Q2 FY23.
Resource review
A review of the Olaroz resource is underway
which will include the newly acquired Maria Victoria tenements and
additional drilling. Further details will be provided once the
review is complete.
Stage 2 expansion
Overall construction of the Olaroz Stage 2
lithium facility reached 96% with up to 850 personnel on site
during the quarter. Key piping and specialist electrical equipment
have been delivered and are being installed onsite after
experiencing an initial delay due to manufacturing and supply chain
constraints.
By the end of the December quarter all
evaporation ponds were complete and commissioned. Lime plant 3 and
lime plant 4 are complete, have been commissioned and signed over
to operations. Soda ash facilities are in the final stages of
commissioning. The carbonation plant has reached 86%
completion.
Pre-commissioning activities are underway within
the carbonation plant, with full process plant commissioning
commencing in the March quarter and progressing through to the June
quarter. New operating staff have been recruited and are being
trained in Olaroz Stage 1 in anticipation of first production and
operations ramp up during the June quarter.
Figure 1: Olaroz site layout with
expansion works highlighted
Figure 2: Olaroz pond system (31
ponds)
MT CATTLIN Spodumene
concentrate Ravensthorpe, Western Australia
Production
During the quarter 16,404 dmt of spodumene
concentrate was produced at 5.3% Li2O grade. Mining volumes
increased to 2.6M BCM over the quarter which is up from 2.1M BCM in
the September quarter.
Production was limited by ore availability and
grade related to patchy mineralisation intersected at the top
margin of the main ore lens. Mining is now progressing beyond this
zone and the ore grade is forecast to increase in the March and
June quarters which will be a key driver of higher production for
the second half of the year.
Grade control drilling has been conducted in
areas of near-term production which has confirmed the expected
grade and location of ore.
Recovery has improved to 37% but this still
reflects the fine-grained nature of some of the ore processed
during the quarter.
The majority of forecast annual production of
140-150kt will be achieved in the March and June quarters and FY23
cash cost of production continues to be forecast at ~US$900/t dmt
FOB.
Sales and financial performance
15,702 dmt of spodumene concentrate was shipped
during the quarter at an average grade of 5.3% Li2O, generating
revenue of US$83 million at an average realised sales price of
US$5,284/dmt CIF, a 5% QoQ increase, which corresponds to
approximately US$6,000/dmt FOB on an SC6 equivalent.
An additional US$32 million in revenue was
generated from shipments of 53,715 dmt of low grade spodumene
concentrate.
Customer demand in the spodumene market remains
robust, driven by strong lithium hydroxide requirements, and
pricing in the March quarter is expected to be 5% above the
December quarter.
Cost and margins
The FOB cash cost of production for spodumene
concentrate for the quarter was US$1,016/dmt which was higher than
the prior period with lower production volume. The gross cash
margin for the quarter was 72% for approximately US$60.1 million.
In addition, low grade concentrate sales contributed approximately
US$22.2 million of gross cash margin.
Table 2: Mt Cattlin FY23 quarterly
operational and sales performance
Metric |
Units |
Dec 22 |
Sep 22 |
Production |
|
|
|
Recovery |
% |
37 |
25 |
Concentrate produced |
dmt |
16,404 |
17,606 |
Grade of concentrate produced |
% Li2O |
5.3 |
5.3 |
Sales |
|
|
|
Concentrate shipped |
dmt |
15,702 |
21,215 |
Grade of concentrate shipped |
% Li2O |
5.3 |
5.4 |
Realised price |
US$/dmt CIF |
5,284 |
5,028 |
Revenue1 |
US$ million |
83.0 |
106.7 |
Costs of production |
|
|
|
Cash cost of production |
US$/t FOB |
1,016 |
796 |
- Excluding marketing and royalties.
Resource extension drilling
Allkem commenced a three-phase resource
extension program in mid-April 2022 with the aim of achieving a
multiyear mine life extension. Phase 1 and 2 of drilling was
completed during the quarter and results to date are generally
in-line with expectations and indicate resource and reserve
extension potential.
An open pit cut-back feasibility level study
including a revised mineral resource and reserve estimate,
scheduling, mine planning and detailed pit design is expected by
the end of the Q1 CY23.
The third phase of drilling commenced in January
and is focussed on further definition in the SW to test additional
targets and prospects.
DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS
NARAHA Lithium
Hydroxide Naraha,
Japan
First production of lithium hydroxide was
successfully achieved in late October utilising technical grade
lithium carbonate from Olaroz. The technology has been proven and
utilisation rates of 85% were achieved. Product quality exceeded
expectations enabling approximately 200 tonnes of technical grade
lithium hydroxide to be sold to third party customers.
The next production run commenced earlier this
month with a key milestone being steady state operations.
With first production achieved, the focus will
be on progressively increasing the product quality and consistency
to reach nameplate capacity of 10ktpa and to achieve qualification
of the product by customers.
SAL DE VIDA Lithium
Carbonate Catamarca
Province, Argentina
Sal de Vida is designed to produce 45,000 tpa of
predominantly battery grade lithium carbonate through an
evaporation and processing operation at the Salar del Hombre Muerto
site. Development is being undertaken in two stages with Stage 1
currently in construction targeting 15,000 tpa production
capacity.
Project execution
During the month of December, the Catamarca
government issued the EIA approval to construct the 3rd string of
ponds fully enabling the 15ktpa production capacity. Additionally,
a resolution was issued permitting the construction of the solar
farm that will provide the Sal de Vida project with 30% solar
renewable energy generated on site. Water easements were also
issued authorizing back-up sources of industrial water for the
project. All permits for the Sal de Vida project are now in
place.
Construction of the first two strings of ponds
reached 82% completion with the first six ponds completed and
filled with brine (Figure 2). The main brine pipeline is complete
and 7 out of 9 production wells have been commissioned. Brine
evaporation will continue during plant construction to provide
evaporated feed for future production.
Camp expansion activities and procurement for
long lead items continue. Detailed engineering on the
process plant has advanced and mobilisation of site workshops and a
concrete plant is ongoing.
The EPC contract for the process plant was
awarded during the quarter. Data received during the tender and
award process, together with learnings from COVID and a Board
review is being incorporated into the project schedule with first
production estimated in mid-2024.
Figure 3: Sal de Vida Stage 1: Camp
expansion (forefront), earthworks (centre), first 2 strings
(background)
Figure 4: Sal de Vida: Earthworks
platform for process plant
JAMES BAY Spodumene
Concentrate Québec,
Canada
James Bay is designed to produce ~330ktpa of
spodumene concentrate utilising predominantly hydro power over a
project life of 19 years.
Project execution
Detailed engineering continues alongside
procurement activities including ordering of key long lead items
and equipment packages (temporary camps, primary sub-station,
process equipment, etc). Progress of engineering was 54% by the end
of the quarter with engineering of the process plant package at
75%.
Hydro-Quebec early works are complete and
construction crew mobilised to install the powerline to site.
Allkem’s key operational personnel have also
been recruited.
Material progress has been achieved in the
permitting of James Bay with the recent approval by the Joint
Assessment Committee (Federal government) of the ESIA. Comex
approval (Quebec government and CREE Nation) of the ESIA, agreement
of the IBA and procedural construction permitting remain in
progress. Once permits are secured, construction will commence and
the Company will update guidance for first production.
Positive engagement with community stakeholders
continues including additional community consultations, meetings
with key Cree stakeholders and discussions with the Eastmain
community economic development branch to agree the local economic
benefits.
Work is ongoing with engineering contractors to
evaluate opportunities to accelerate the construction schedule,
including use of prefabricated modules.
Resource Drilling
A 19,255m resource extension drilling program
commenced in late November to test open mineralisation around the
current ore body. Drilling progress was 24% at the end of the
quarter. A Mineral Resource update is targeted by the end of H1
CY23.
OTHER GROWTH PROJECTS
Options continue to be assessed for a material
increase in production capacity at Olaroz and the optimal
development of both the Olaroz and Cauchari basins based on
conventional evaporation technology. Pilot studies were completed
in CY22 with other technologies that could enhance productivity.
The preferred technologies from the pilot studies will now be
selected for further on-site testing.
Studies continue into a dedicated purification
facility that is being considered for construction near Jujuy,
Argentina and into enhanced brine recovery technologies that aim to
increase recoveries from 75% to 95% at both Olaroz Stages 1 and
2.
LITHIUM MARKET
Demand
Demand for lithium chemicals and spodumene
concentrate continued to be strong during the December quarter with
published lithium prices again reaching new record highs.
Electric Vehicle (“EV”) sales
continued to drive demand with December quarter Chinese EV sales
reaching record highs at 2.3 million units, a 82% YoY increase.
Sales from the key EU countries also posted strong growth at 0.7
million units, up 38% YoY during the quarter. Global sales are
forecast at ~3.5 million units for the December quarter, and annual
sales are expected to reach ~10.5 million units representing 57%
growth YoY. EV sales growth is expected to remain robust in 2023
given strong order books and potential pent-up demand: consensus
forecasts for global EV sales indicate sales could reach over 14
million units in 2023. Supportive government targets and policies
announced globally (including subsidies or tax incentives),
continue to ensure strong fundamentals for future growth.
Spot prices for lithium carbonate and hydroxide
again set record prices during the quarter as demand outpaced
supply. Spot prices in China softened marginally during the second
half of December with price reporting agencies
(“PRA”) reporting declines of less than 10% from
their peaks in December. This is partially explained by seasonal
destocking, scheduled maintenance shutdowns and, reduced working
days ahead of Lunar New Year holidays which commences earlier in
2023 than previous years. However, demand is expected to rebound
and resume its historical annual growth trajectory following this
period as cathode and cell manufacturers seek to replenish
stocks.
Outside China, spot prices for lithium chemicals
rallied in line with Chinese prices during the quarter but remained
more resilient towards the end of December as lower PRA pricing
declines were observed relative to China. Ex-China demand remains
robust.
Spodumene concentrate spot prices once again
registered new record highs, posting gains of 9% PCP and 167% YoY
in December reflecting continued tightness in the supply chain for
upstream lithium units over this time.
Supply
Estimated lithium chemical production in China
was up by ~14% quarter on quarter (“QoQ”), largely
due to increased production from hard rock sourced lithium
supply.
Spodumene concentrate volumes shipped to China
from Australia for October and November 2022 were 23% higher
compared to the PCP due to new supply from brownfield expansions
and restarted idle capacity. Despite this increase, the spodumene
concentrate market remains tight with limited material available to
the open market due to the majority of the product already being
locked under existing offtake arrangements or allocated for
internal consumption by integrated producers.
CORPORATE AND FINANCIALS
Chairman Appointment
Mr Peter Coleman assumed the role of Independent
Non-executive Chairman following the Annual General Meeting held on
15 November.
Finance matters
The government of Argentina has communicated its
intention to remove the export benefits that currently apply to
lithium chemical production. Whilst the timing of implementing such
change and its full effect is not yet known, it is anticipated it
would result in the loss of incentives in the range of 1.5% to 4%
of revenue.
Progress continues on a proposed US$200 million
project finance facility for the Sal de Vida Project by the
International Finance Corporation.
Financial position
At 31 December group net cash5 was US$552
million up US$105 million from 30 September 2022. Net cash
generated from operations and corporate was US$243.9 million
(including US$52.1 million of cash related to September shipments
collected in early October), capital expenditure and working
capital movements of US$110.9 million, funding of Naraha project
was US$13.3 million and Maria Victoria acquisition and Borax
divestment US$14.7 million.
US$6.8 million and US$76.7 million have been set
aside as pre-completion guarantees for the Naraha debt facility and
Olaroz expansion debt facility respectively.
This release was authorised by Mr Martin Perez de
Solay, CEO and Managing Director of Allkem Limited.
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number of known and unknown risks and uncertainties that could
cause the actual results, performances and achievements to differ
materially from any expected future results, performances or
achievements expressed or implied by such forward-looking
statements, including but not limited to, the risk of further
changes in government regulations, policies or legislation; the
risks associated with the continued implementation of the merger
between the Company and Galaxy Resources Ltd, risks that further
funding may be required, but unavailable, for the ongoing
development of the Company’s projects; fluctuations or decreases in
commodity prices; uncertainty in the estimation, economic
viability, recoverability and processing of mineral resources;
risks associated with development of the Company Projects;
unexpected capital or operating cost increases; uncertainty of
meeting anticipated program milestones at the Company’s Projects;
risks associated with investment in publicly listed companies, such
as the Company; and risks associated with general economic
conditions.
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Competent Person Statement
Mt Cattlin Any information in
this announcement that relates to Mt Cattlin’s Mineral Resources
and Reserves is extracted from the report entitled “Mt Cattlin
Resource, Reserve and Operations Update” released on 25 August 2022
which is available to view
on www.allkem.co and www.asx.com.au. The Company
confirms that it is not aware of any new information or data that
materially affects the information included in the original market
announcements and that all material assumptions and technical
parameters underpinning the Mineral Resources estimates in the
relevant market announcement continue to apply and have not
materially changed. The Company confirms that the form and context
in which the Competent Person’s findings are presented have not
been materially modified from the original market announcement.
1 All figures are unaudited and contain non-IFRS metrics and
exclude Borax as a discontinuing operation. Gross operating cash
margin is calculated as revenue less cash cost of goods sold,
freight and insurance (and excludes corporate and non-operating
costs). 2 All figures 100% Olaroz Project basis. 3 “FOB” (Free On
Board) excludes insurance and freight charges included in “CIF”
(Cost, Insurance, Freight) pricing. Therefore, the Company’s FOB
reported prices are net of freight (shipping), insurance and sales
commission.4 Revenue excludes tantalum sales from Mt Cattlin.5
Revenues exclude Borax discontinued operations6 Net cash
includes Naraha cash balances and project loans at 75% interest,
and Olaroz cash deposits to secure project borrowing. Related party
loans are excluded.
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