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ChemPriceHub Important Reminder: Significant Reduction in China's Lithium Hydroxide Production Leads to Tightening Supply

Published on 2026-01-09

In 2025, China's lithium hydroxide production reached 305,000 tons, a year-on-year decrease of 14%, with the industry's annual operating rate remaining below 50%. PriceSeek's analysis of lithium hydroxide assigns a long-short score of 1.5. The article indicates that China's lithium hydroxide production in 2025 was 305,000 tons, down 14% year-on-year, with an industry operating rate below 50%. This reflects a significant contraction on the supply side: the substantial decline in production indicates insufficient capacity utilization and potential inventory reduction, while the low operating rate highlights a tight supply structure. If demand does not decline simultaneously, the reduction in supply is likely to drive up spot prices, benefiting market sentiment. The score of +1.5 is attributed to the strong bullish factor of supply contraction, but caution is advised regarding potential changes in demand.

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