Sigma Lithium Corporation - common shares (SGML)

The financial markets are abuzz with significant movements in key sectors this week, as reports of a high-stakes White House visit by Intel's CEO sent its stock soaring, while production delays at a major Chinese mine ignited a rally among global lithium producers. These distinct events, though unrelated, underscore the

Albemarle Corp (NYSE: ALB) soared 10.57% while other lithium stocks Lithium Americas Corp (NYSE: LAC) and Sociedad Quimica y Minr de Chile SA (NYSE: SQM) climbed 9.32% and 7.39%, respectively, in premarket trading on Monday, amid hopes that the halt in operations at CATL's mine could potentially affect the global lithium supply and push up prices.

SGML reported Q4 results, with revenue rising 127% quarter over quarter. The company plans for long-term growth and cost control.

Sigma Lithium reported Q3 revenue of $20.9M, missing consensus. Q3 production at 60,237 tonnes,

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SGML stock results show that Sigma Lithium missed analyst estimates for earnings per share and missed on revenue for the second quarter of 2024.

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