Lithium Output Expands Vastly Due to Booming Rechargeable Batteries Demand According to Merchant Research & Consulting Ltd
March 15 2012 - 9:30AM
Business Wire
Lithium is primarily used as lithium compounds in the ceramics
and glass industries, and in lubricants production. It is an
important alloying agent in primary aluminum, and moreover a rather
significant trend is that the metal is increasingly being applied
in rechargeable batteries. The latter offers vast space for
development and expansion of the lithium market. Due to the booming
demand for laptops, cell phones, medical equipment, military
facilities, which all use rechargeable batteries, lithium producers
are undoubtedly forecast to rise the output and supplies.
The lithium industry is believed to be the major field with
great investment opportunities and brightest future. The market is
expected to grow by millions units be the end of the next
decade.
Thorough and comprehensive market research of the lithium
industry is the focus of the new report “Lithium Market
Review”. The report examines the lithium market at the global,
regional and country levels and offers deep insight into the market
standing in the past and at present and provides information on the
future of the lithium industry through 2017.
The report features and in-depth analysis of the lithium
production and supply dynamics, demand and consumption indexes. It
covers the prices for the material during various reviewed periods
and trade dynamics. Major marketers are profiled and key market
events are analysed. Future forecasts show how the market will
develop and what volumes, prices and industry opportunities are
there to be expected.
Report Details:
Lithium Market Review
Published: January, 2012Pages:
61http://mcgroup.co.uk/researches/lithium
Monthly market monitoring service for lithium is also
available.
The report on lithium has been elaborated by Merchant Research
& Consulting Ltd, an internationally recognized market research
agency, specializing in chemical industry. “Lithium Market
Review” is included into the catalogue "Metals", which
also covers studies on Aluminum, Arsenic, Beryllium, Copper, Iron
and Steel, Lead, Mercury, Nickel, Silver, Titanium, Zinc
markets.