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With Supply Concerns, It’s Time to Jump Back into Lithium Stocks
Written by: Ian Cooper. Published 8/30/25
Keep an eye on lithium stocks.
About two weeks ago, related stocks jumped on reports that battery maker Contemporary Amperex Technology suspended production at a mine in China, which plays a key role in supplying the global market.
“The mine in question produces about 4% of the global lithium supply forecast for 2025, according to Morgan Stanley. The lithium supply and demand balance was already tightening, with a small surplus expected in 2025,” reported CNBC.
On that news, the Sprott Lithium Miners ETF (LITP), for example, jumped from about $6.53 to a high of $8.44. While the ETF did pull back slightly as the news cooled, investors may want to use its temporary weakness as a buy opportunity.
That’s because analysts at UBS just warned that supply disruptions out of China would continue for longer than expected. “UBS analyst Levi Spry published a note on Tuesday which said the investment bank’s China team had now concluded that the CATL mine could be closed for 12 months because of the ongoing licensing issue,” as reported by the Financial Review.
That being said, investors may want to take a position in related ETFs such as the Sprott Lithium Miners ETF (LITP), and well-known lithium stocks.
Let’s start with the Sprott Lithium Miners ETF (SYM: LITP).
With an expense ratio of 0.65%, the LITP ETF is the only pure-play US listed ETF that focuses on lithium mining companies. Some of its top holdings include Pilbara Minerals, Ganfeng Lithium, Albemarle, Sociedad Quimica Group, Standard Lithium, and Sigma Lithium, to name a few.
Since bottoming out at around $4.75 in April, the ETF rallied to a high of $8.44. Now back to $8, it’s again a buy opportunity. From its last traded price of $8, we’d like to see it rally to $15.
Albemarle (SYM: ALB)
After finding support at $50 in April, Albemarle is now up to $84.40.
From here, we’d like to see the lithium stock raced back to $95 initially. While we wait for that to happen, we can collect its 1.91% yield. Analysts at UBS just upgraded ALB to a neutral rating from a sell rating, with a price target of $89.
With the latest China supply issue, UBS analysts now “sees a base case for lithium prices rising more than 20% Y/Y in 2026, so with lithium prices potentially moving higher in the near term, and prices either temporarily or structurally higher than the prior base case,” as reported by Seeking Alpha.
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