On July 27, the Yichun Bidding Network issued the “Draft for Comments on Environmental Impact Assessment Information Notice for the Jianxiawo Lithium Mine Mining Project in Zhenkouli-Fengxin County, Jiangxi Province”, and the EIA of the project entered the public participation stage. According to regulations, after the publication of the draft solicitation of comments is completed, the construction unit must sort out public comments, optimize and improve the EIA report, and then submit an official application for approval to the competent ecological and environmental department; the competent department must publicize it for no less than 10 working days after acceptance, and no less than 5 working days before making an approval decision. This also means that even if all subsequent processes proceed smoothly, it will still take some time for the project to obtain full EIA approval, and the conditions for achieving full compliance and full production within a short period of time are insufficient. The announcement of the EIA consultation draft has, on the one hand, confirmed that the project is proceeding with the resumption of production according to the legal path; on the other hand, it also clarifies the current actual progress points. The market's previous expectations of “short-term full production” may usher in rational revisions.

On July 27, the Yichun Bidding Network issued the “Draft for Comments on Environmental Impact Assessment Information Notice for the Jianxiawo Lithium Mine Mining Project in Zhenkouli-Fengxin County, Jiangxi Province”, and the EIA of the project entered the public participation stage. According to regulations, after the publication of the draft solicitation of comments is completed, the construction unit must sort out public comments, optimize and improve the EIA report, and then submit an official application for approval to the competent department of ecology and environment; the competent department must publicize it for no less than 10 working days after acceptance, and no less than 5 working days before making an approval decision. This also means that even if all subsequent processes proceed smoothly, it will still take some time for the project to obtain full EIA approval, and the conditions for achieving full compliance and full production within a short period of time are insufficient. The announcement of the EIA consultation draft has, on the one hand, confirmed that the project is proceeding with the resumption of production according to the legal path; on the other hand, it also clarifies the current actual progress points. The market's previous expectations of “short-term full production” may usher in rational revisions.