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SQM Boosts Lithium Guidance as Earnings Top Estimates

SQM reported a sharp increase in first-quarter profit and raised its lithium sales forecast, betting that robust demand from battery storage systems will keep the market tightly supplied.

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SQM Boosts Lithium Guidance as Earnings Top Estimates
SQM reported a sharp increase in first-quarter profit and raised its lithium sales forecast, betting that robust demand from battery storage systems will keep the market tightly supplied.
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