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SQM Announces a Memorandum of Understanding with CODELCO
December 27, 2023
https://ir.sqm.com/English/news/news-details/2023/SQM-Announces-a-Memorandum-of-Understanding-with-CODELCO-/default.aspx

[ShawnyD]

Thank you!

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I trade SQM I have never held long enough for the dividend.

My Pilbara, dividend took about 4 to 6-weeks to get paid.

I have TDA, others were paid a few weeks before me, and another person was still waiting after I received mine..

Ask your question to stocktwist, I am sure their are longs there that would know.

I am sorry that I am not much help with your question.
https://stocktwits.com/symbol/SQM

[ShawnyD]

Dividend.com says May 25th
Other sites are blank

[ShawnyD]

Thank you! I was checking out your link on it earlier but the May 18th payable date has passed and I haven’t received my DRIP for some reason. Hmmmm

[TradingCharts]

Congrats on your buy ShawnyD

I beleive the Info is here.
https://s25.q4cdn.com/757756353/files/doc_news/2023/3/PR_Final-dividend_22Mar2023_eng.pdf

[ShawnyD]

Bought 40 shares on 4/5/23

When is the dividend payout?

Thanks!

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SQM Final Dividend Proposal

March 22, 2023

https://ir.sqm.com/English/news/news-details/2023/SQM-Final-Dividend-Proposal/default.aspx

[TradingCharts]

Thank you for the link.

You do understand SQM has contracts for their lithium, it does not matter what the spot price is.

[BottomBounce]

Chinese lithium prices fall 30% as demand for electric vehicles weakens
https://beamstart.com/news/chinese-lithium-prices-fall-30-16770372967630 $SQM

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March 2023 Corporate Presentation
https://s25.q4cdn.com/757756353/files/doc_presentations/2023/March-2023_Corporate-Presentation.pdf

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Our Resources
In the Atacama Desert, located between Chile’s first and second regions, SQM has exclusive access to the world’s best and largest reserves of caliche ore and brines. It possesses the most extensive reserves of iodine and nitrate, as well as the highest concentrations of lithium and potassium on record. In addition, in 2017 the Company began diversifying geographically by acquiring new resources to extract lithium from spodumene in Western Australia (in partnership with Kidman Resources).

Caliche Ore
Brines
The word “caliche” comes from the local indigenous language, quechua, which originally called this mineral “cachi”, meaning salt. The term then became “calchi”, and finally “caliche”, as it is known today.

The caliche ore in northern Chile contains the largest known deposits of nitrates and iodine on the planet and is the only commercially exploitable source of natural nitrate in the world.

From our deposits of caliche ore, we produce a wide variety of nitrate-based products used as specialty plant nutrients and for industrial applications, along with iodine and iodine derivatives.

Caliche ore is found beneath a layer of inert material and can measure between twenty centimeters and five meters thick.

https://www.sqm.com/en/acerca-de-sqm/recursos-naturales/nuestros-recursos/

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SEC Filings
https://ir.sqm.com/English/financials/sec-filings/default.aspx

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Latest Presentation

November 2022 Corporate Presentation

https://ir.sqm.com/English/events-and-presentations/presentations/default.aspx

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Investor Relations
March 1, 2023
09:00 PM
Publish Fourth Quarter 2022 results

https://ir.sqm.com/English/home/default.aspx

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Green lithium production: SQM's contribution to sustainable development

https://reportesostenible.cl/produccion-de-litio-verde-el-aporte-de-sqm-al-desarrollo-sostenible/

[nowwhat2]

Last time I looked at 'em....(10 months ago)


10 months later....










The Original Down-draft of 2018....Including Classic Head-Clonk....
From here it sank to $15 bucks................See $15-Line in chart above











Of course ALB = A whole nuther story.....



12 months later....It's obscene what these money managers do to share prices !

[222]

Thanks for your posts. I would dare to ask to whomever understands this best. . . Now What? I do follow the lithium thing, but largely in other stocks.

[nowwhat2]

8 months later (see post(s) which this replies to)


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[nowwhat2]

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[nowwhat2]

SQM 2 weeks ago :





SQM today : (has experienced a drop of 11 % over the past 10 sessions)...
That upper charts' down-arrow wound up completely correct ! and "forecasts" like that can save investors A LOT

[nowwhat2]

Down she goes.....(15 trading days later) ; https://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=142400633

Down 2.5% and ain't it just getting started ?

SQM



PS : I know NOTHING about what this company does......but only that the market is (has been) pricing them thusly.




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[nowwhat2]

Will SQMs' Tiangui deal be "falling thru" ?

https://seekingalpha.com/article/4195606-sqms-deal-tianqi-lithium-review-moodys-possible-downgrade







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[nowwhat2]

Lithium prices must be plunging....because ;

(2 trading days later) :



"Big Daddy's" about to get totally smoked !



Read final portion of this link :
https://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=142478098 (for further details)








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Orocobre 2 1/2 months ago :




Orocobre NOW :





LAC's currently getting just totally SMOKED....because evidently there's something fundamentally WRONG with the industry.....


I don't know WHAT it is....* and I do not NEED to know.....

I'm simply "listening" to what the stock market's "saying"....


And it's saying that : The Lithium price outlook must not be good.





LAC : Here it is :

It's like "trying to catch a falling knife !...




Also - What if the broad markets were to begin to "correct" ?.....


Should one think that the lithium stocks would nicely BOUNCE (whilst everything else around them FALLS) ?....



No....Investors are LOVING to hate Lithium right now....



I don't know WHY but one can sure as heck SEE IT !....That is,



*Unless one is Warren Buffet !





Ha !......KNEW I didn't like that last Fridays' closing downtick !





SQM's probably right now getting SMOKED !......

[nowwhat2]

Several days later :

CEO of lithium producer SQM resigns after three years
(Published on Thursday 07-26-2018)



Friday July 20th :





Monday July 23rd :






Several days later :
Wednesday July 25th :
CEO of lithium producer SQM resigns after three years.......

http://ir.sqm.com/English/investor-relation/press-releases/press-release-details/2018/SQM-Board-informs-the-resignation-of-the-CEO-and-nomination-of-his-replacement/default.aspx




The chart move was ahead by 2 days !

[nowwhat2]

Well ?.....Here we are.....

[nygrande]

Flurry of Supply Deals as World Scrambles for Tomorrow’s Lithium


A flurry of activity between producers and buyers is underway to lock down supply agreements for years to come. While Chinese buyers are leading the way with deals all over the world, North American buyers including Elon Musk’s Tesla Motors are also securing all that they can as the world prepares for the electric vehicle (EV) revolution.

These deals are happening earlier and earlier in the process as well, with Tesla’s latest deal being signed with a plant that’s not even built yet. The same goes for Chinese lithium buyer, General Lithium Corp., which is now signed on to buy supplies from a future Canadian mine that’s not expected to generate revenue until Q4 of 2019.

The winners in all this are the lithium producers, both present and future. These are based all over the world, including Australian miners Kidman Resources Limited (OTC: KDDRF), Pilbara Minerals Limited (OTC: PILBF), Chile’s Sociedad Quimica y Minera de Chile (NYSE: SQM), and Canadian miners Nemaska Lithium (OTC: NMKEF) (TSX: NMX) and QMC Quantum Minerals Corp. (TSX.V: QMC) (OTC: QMCQF).

A lithium supply gap is forcing buyers to aggressively jockey for position on global supplies as they roll off the production line. While this war for supplies heats up, the buyers must also be keeping tomorrow’s lithium mines and the miners on their radar.

These include the Mount Holland lithium JV project of Kidman Resources and SQM in Western Australia, and the Whabouchi Mine in Quebec, Canada, owned by Nemaska Lithium. Both of these mines are yet to be built, however, the bulk (if not all) of their supplies are already spoken for.

Calls are flooding other miners who are set to produce soon, like Pilbara Minerals on its Pilgangoora lithium-tantalum project—Despite the fact that the first stage is already 100% signed away to buyers General Lithium, and Ganfeng Lithium. Hence, the market is now looking towards which project is next in line to get a dance partner.

One junior that’s possibly moving closer to its own production in the years to come is QMC Quantum Minerals Corp. Bolstered by its 100%-owned Irgon Mine flagship project in mining friendly Manitoba, Canada, QMC controls what could be another lithium massive resource. Now they’ve assembled a technical team tasked with bringing the previously historic non-compliant resource into compliance, and to significantly expand Irgon’s size and potential.

Supply deals are being signed seemingly everywhere, as the market for lithium is showing no signs of slowing down. In order to meet the demand, new projects must continue to develop into production. With buyers getting out ahead of their competitors earlier and earlier, the financing for these new projects will likely become smoother, faster, and more prevalent.

LUCRATIVE LITHIUM SUPPLIERS: PRESENT AND FUTURE

Kidman Resources Limited (OTC: KDDRF)

The Australian miner made international headlines as it signed a three-year lithium supply deal with arguably the world’s most famous EV manufacturer, Elon Musk’s Tesla Motors. The fixed-price deal is set to commence once Kidman’s project in Western Australia begins production. The Mount Holland hardrock lithium project in western Australia is a joint venture with Chile’s SQM, the world’s second-largest lithium producer. Kidman is also building a refinery to process its lithium into battery-grade material, which is expected to commence construction in 2021.

Sociedad Quimica y Minera de Chile (NYSE: SQM)

Set inside the Kwinana Strategic Industrial area, south of Perth, SQM and Kidman’s JV refinery is set to be commissioned in 2021. The project has an initial annual nameplate capacity of 44,000 tonnes of lithium hydroxide or 37,000 tonnes of lithium carbonate. While Kidman recently signed its supply deal with Tesla, SQM has also been working on its own deals back in its home base of Chile. Midway through May, SQM received more than $4 billion for selling a sizeable stake of itself to China-based Tianqi Lithium.

Pilbara Minerals Limited (OTC: PILBF)

Now that it’s on the cusp of commissioning its Pilgangoora lithium-tantalum project, Pilbara is already being inundated with requests for lithium supply, according to company boss Ken Brinsden. Already, 100% of the expected 300,000-350,000 tonnes per annum of spodumene is committed under offtake deals with General Lithium and Ganfeng Lithium. However, there’s still a possible stage 2 expansion on deck, should Pilbara approve a final investment decision valued at over US$155 million in July. Ganfeng, Great Wall Motors and POSCO have options over all of the planned stage 2 production of 500,000-550,000 tonnes per annum as well. As things stand for the next few years, Pilbara is sold out.

Nemaska Lithium (OTC: NMKEF) (TSX: NMX)

Much like Pilbara, Canada’s Nemaska Lithium now has its own lithium supply agreement with General Lithium Corp. Based in the province of Quebec, Nemaska’s Whabouchi Mine will supply a significant quantity of spodumene concentrate on a take-or-pay basis at a market priced-based formula, at the time of delivery. The supply period is set to commence after the construction of the Whabouchi Mine and continue up to the full ramp-up of an electrochemical plant in Shawinigan, Quebec. Nemaska expects the spodumene concentrate sales to generate revenue by the last quarter of 2019.

QMC Quantum Minerals Corp. (TSX.V: QMC) (OTC: QMCQF)

While at a much earlier stage of development compared to Nemaska, QMC Quantum Minerals is making significant strides on its 100%-owned Irgon Lithium Mine Project in Manitoba. QMC recently reported it had engaged SGS Canada to provide technical support and consulting services to help carry out the company’s 2018 field exploration and drilling program. As well, SGS will use the data acquired through the 2018 exploration program to compile a NI 43-101 compliant technical report to confirm and potentially increase the previously non-compliant historical resource of 1.2 million tonnes at 1.51% Li2O. With a potentially massive resource in play, QMC could be the next Canadian lithium supplier.

MANITOBA’S MILLIONS OF MINING TONNES

With the possibility of a resource that could have significantly more than 1.2 million tonnes at 1.51% Li2O, QMC Quantum Minerals Corp. (TSX.V: QMC) (OTC: QMCQF) is getting closer to a major mining event in Manitoba. Having uncovered a long forgotten treasure in the Irgon Dike, QMC aims to capitalize on the significant increase in prices for today’s lithium versus when the discovery was first made.

Earlier in May, QMC disseminated historical assay results that were obtained during a 1956 channel sampling of the Irgon Dike where it is exposed underground in crosscuts on the 200-foot level. The company released a 3-D model, which demonstrates that, to date, exploration and underground development has been only undertaken on the upper and central portions of dike leaving significant potential to quickly increase tonnage, as the Irgon Dike is open both along strike and to depth.

The project was originally worked on by the Lithium Corporation of Canada in the 1950s, and now is finally getting an effective work program. With modern analysis, the potential for the project is far more massive than it was given credit for over 60 years ago. On site, a complete mining plant was previously installed, designed to process 500 tons of ore per day, and a three-compartment shaft was sunk to a depth of 74 meters. When work on the operation was suspended in 1957, the market for lithium oxides wasn’t favourable. However, with today’s prices (and the subsequent mad rush for supply and offtake agreements), the rebooting of the Irgon Mine project is not only sensible, but seemingly inevitable.

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Source: https://www.baystreet.ca/articles/stockstowatch/39331/Flurry-of-Supply-Deals-as-World-Scrambles-for-Tomorrows-Lithium

[nowwhat2]

Re-Viewing Big Daddy / Gauging The Industrys' "status"


Friday May the 4th



17 trading days later : (May 30th) :





Monitoring Big Daddy / Gauging Industry "Status"........


Because I've NO IDEA what the selling prices have been for Li Carbonate and spodumene?, etc.


Am simply attempting to gauge investor sentiment, by (closely) monitoring the companys' share price WHILST applying some very basic "technical" principles :

Support / Resistance / Trend Lines / Patterns






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Conclusions are that it's currently (just barely) Bullish.....

But....

That if it goes below $ 50 again.....well, you know.

[nowwhat2]

SQM - $ 50 Bucks :








nowwhat2018

[nowwhat2]

Releases Earnings + Conference Call



Who needs to "listen" to their conference call, when it can SIMPLY be MONITORED, how investors are responding ?



Rapidly TANKS on down to The Blue Line





To where the conference call can be "watched" :





Take note of how it's "utilizing" the $ 50 Buck Level....




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[saturn_five]

Interesting to see SQM bounce back up from its (brief?) dip down into the $40's. I'm not sure about the recent MS shenanigans, but I do see some other top-tier pro analysts maintaining their SQM "buy" ratings; with price targets/guesstimates @ ~ $65.
With recent CORFO agreements, SQM is now planning major increases in Li production (and capacity) in Chile.
Also, it's no surprise to see SQM reduce its production of Potash, while increasing production of Lithium.
March 2018: SQM buyers @ $50/share receive a cash dividend with a 1.75% annual yield.

$$ glta

[nowwhat2]

So why only 70 posts on this board ?.....


Shouldn't that raise . . . . some questions ?


And why only 1 poster on Panasonic's board ?


Is there REALLY a huge giant lithium shortfall ?


Or is lithium simply an attractive and convenient topic for newsletter writers ?


I dunno - LoL - Just tossing this out there....


Regardless ;



SQM : Sector View :

[nowwhat2]

Total U.S. (Viking) Pump-Job ?

Guess we'll soon find out.....

Down 4.4% today - LAC begins trading on New York trw









But it`s certainly difficult to imagine her retracing......


All the way back down to $20.......No WAY !