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CommoditiesMediumUpdated•Originally published 23 March 2026•Updated 24 March 2026•

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Lithium Argentina Shares Jump 10.5% as Q4 Losses Narrow and Production Rises

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Key Facts

1Lithium Argentina shares rose 10.5% on the NYSE following the announcement of Q4 results.

2 months ago

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What changed: Added context regarding a price target downgrade and CapEx inflation for peer company Lithium Americas (LAC).

Lithium Argentina (LAAC) shares surged 10.5% following a narrowed Q4 net loss of $1.2 million and a 20% production increase at its Cauchari-Olaroz project. The company produced approximately 9,700 metric tonnes of lithium carbonate, signaling operational stability despite broader market volatility. However, sentiment in the sector was tempered as BMO Capital Markets slashed its price target for Lithium Americas (LAC) to $4.50. Lithium Americas is currently grappling with 15% capital expenditure (CapEx) inflation at its flagship Thacker Pass project. These headwinds have contributed to LAC shares shedding more than 16% year-to-date, with the stock trading near $3.97. This update highlights a growing divergence in the sector as firms balance production growth against rising development costs.