Albemarle profit just misses estimates on weak lithium prices
Albemarle, the world's largest producer of lithium for electric vehicle batteries, on Wednesday missed first quarter profit estimates on lower prices.
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Albemarle, the world's largest producer of lithium for electric vehicle batteries, on Wednesday missed first quarter profit estimates on lower prices.
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