Nora Manthey – electrive.com

Rio Tinto wants to take over lithium producer Arcadium

BMW, Ford, GM, Tesla and Toyota beckon as customers: The mining group Rio Tinto wants to take over the lithium producer Arcadium. This would make Rio Tinto one of the largest lithium producers in the world and shake up the electric car battery business.

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