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Albemarle (ALB) is offering $1.75 billion in depositary shares to fund lithium operations growth and repay commercial paper.

Albemarle expects sales to fall considerably in 2024 on lower lithium prices. That could hit cash flows, which is why Albemarle is now raising money to fund expansion.

Attractive financing rates and a strong stock market are pushing chief financial officers to issue more convertible bonds.

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Lithium miner Albemarle will raise some $2 billion by selling new convertible preferred shares. The cash will help fund capital spending.

The outlook for the price of lithium is key to Albemarle's prospects. Demand for lithium remains robust amid ongoing demand from electric vehicle battery manufacturers.

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Lithium prices moved higher this week, and major producers expect demand to return in the near future. The price of lithium typically drives Albemarle's stock price.

Lithium stocks may have been crushed by oversupply issues but I'd use weakness as an opportunity to buy. That's because the supply issues and low lithium prices are just temporary.

Tough times require tough cost-cutting decisions, including job layoffs. However, to get a company back on the right track, reach profitability, and increase margins, they're often required.

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