HONG KONG -- The chairman of troubled Chinese miner Tianqi Lithium is to lend the company $117 million under a condition of the company's deal with Australian miner IGO Ltd.
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Tianqi Lithium Chairman Jiang Weiping and members of his family have committed some of their personal fortune to the company. (Source photos by Reuters and Tianqi Lithium)
HONG KONG -- The chairman of troubled Chinese miner Tianqi Lithium is to lend the company $117 million under a condition of the company's deal with Australian miner IGO Ltd.