
Elevra Lithium achieves production of 54,479 tonnes
- Elevra Lithium recorded production of 54,479 dry metric tonnes of spodumene concentrate for the June quarter.
- The company achieved an average realised pricing of US$919 per tonne, which sits below current spot market pricing.
- Production gains were driven by continued plant optimisation, ore feed consistency, and recovery improvements.
North American miner Elevra Lithium (ASX:ELV) produced 54,479 dry metric tonnes of spodumene concentrate during the June quarter.
The output represents a 15% increase from the March quarter and the second-highest volume achieved to date.
The company recorded sales of 33,977 dry metric tonnes, leaving a provisional inventory on hand of 40,863 dry metric tonnes.
Average realised pricing for the period was approximately US$919 per dry metric tonne sold on a provisional basis.
Following the announcement, the Elevra Lithium share price was unchanged at $10.13.
Deliveries involved a historical lagged pricing mechanism reflecting average market prices from October 2025 to March 2026.
The company stated that future realised pricing is expected to align more closely with prevailing spot market pricing.