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Anson Resources removes iron from third-party lithium brine in one pass
Anson Resources says its system removed iron from a sample of lithium brine supplied by a third party.
The company reported that iron levels fell from 13 parts per million to below detectable levels after one pass through the system.
Lithium brine is salty water that contains lithium, which can be processed for use in products such as batteries.
The company sees the result as a potential new revenue stream from its processing technology.
The video describing the milestone was developed in collaboration with Anson, which was an advertiser at the time.
No further steps or commercial plans were stated in the information provided.
Anson Resources said its lithium processing technology removed iron from third-party lithium brine in one pass.
Iron levels fell from 13 parts per million to below detectable levels.
The milestone was presented as a potential new revenue stream for the company.
Stockhead published its report on November 10, 2026.
The Stockhead video was developed in collaboration with Anson Resources, which was an advertiser at the time of publication.
- Who
- Anson Resources.
- What
- Its processing technology removed iron from third-party lithium brine in a single pass.
- When
- Stockhead published the report on November 10, 2026. The date of the processing test was not stated.
- Where
- Not stated.
- Why
- The milestone was described as a potential new revenue stream for Anson Resources.
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- Iron before processing
- 13 parts per million
- Iron after processing
- Below detectable levels
- Processing passes
- One
- Report publication
- November 10, 2026
- Test material
- Third-party lithium brine