Sigma Lithium Stock News

Sigma Lithium has rebounded 120% since October, driven by sector sentiment shift and disciplined execution through the lithium cycle's trough. SGML's Q3 results show resilience and operational progress, but profitability remains negative; management reaffirms unmatched low-cost position and commercial leverage. The stock trades at a significant premium (P/B ~19x, EV/EBITDA FWD ~65x), reflecting...

Fears of a tighter lithium supply from China are driving up prices. Sigma Lithium could greatly benefit as it adjusts sales volumes to capitalize on higher prices.

China is canceling old lithium mining licenses, mostly for non-operational mines. Chinese lithium prices spiked on the news, pushing lithium stocks higher today.

Lithium prices touched 18-month highs this week. A major Chinese lithium miner projects exponential growth in the demand and prices of lithium in 2026.

Lithium prices have hit 18-month highs. A major Chinese producer believes lithium prices could double.

Sigma Lithium (SGML) is positioned for a turnaround as lithium market fundamentals improve, with spodumene prices up 38% YTD and supply discipline returning. SGML's fragile liquidity, negative cash flow, and past operational missteps have driven underperformance, but upcoming BNDES funding and production ramp-up could resolve balance sheet risks. SGML is undervalued versus peers.

The Chairman of the world's second-largest lithium processor made bullish comments on lithium prices for 2026. A sell-side analyst upped his price target on Sigma Lithium's shares two days later.

Ganfeng Lithium Group chairman Li Liangbin believes global lithium demand will grow 30% to 40% in in 2026. Lithium prices could more than double.