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15 June 2026
WRITTEN BY Danielle Doporto

Venari sees strong US demand for lithium and strontium

Venari Minerals (ASX:VMS) CEO Matt Healy joins Danielle Doporto after attending the Giga US 26 in Washington, DC, where demand for battery minerals and critical materials remained firmly in focus.

The big picture:

  • Demand: Buyers continue searching for lithium supply and future offtake opportunities
  • Red Mountain: Growing interest in Venari’s Nevada lithium project
  • Strontium: Potential by-product attracting attention from US stakeholders
  • Supply: Industry still faces a challenge bringing new projects into production

About the guest and company:
Matt Healy is CEO of Venari Minerals, which is advancing the Red Mountain Lithium Project and Needles Gold Project in Nevada. The company is focused on developing battery-grade lithium opportunities in the United States.

Disclosure: Mining.com.au may hold shares in Venari Minerals NL, formerly Astute Metals NL, and options expiring 21 August 2026 at a strike price of $0.50 per share.

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