B85 8-card mainboard, 8-card in-line motherboard platform (B85 8-card 1820U independent U+ new chassis 4 strong 5300 RPM fan /4 silent 3000 RPM optional +4G memory +128G solid state +2000W new power supply) compatible with all types of graphics cards in the market, stable performance, reasonable heat dissipation.
X79 Gpu Mining Case
Chassis weight: 4.5kg
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Weight of chassis with fan: 5.5kg
Size:500*400*180mm
Multi graphics card case custom case
Motherboard bit: compatible with standard ATX motherboard
Hard disk bit: a 3.5-inch hard disk or a 2.5-inch hard disk
Power bit: ATX power installation size
Standard fan: 4 sets of 12038 fans,
Graphics card bit: supports up to 5 330mm long graphics cards
Chassis material: 1.0 mm cold plate full baking paint to prevent rust, anti-static effect!
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The fan of the product is double ball fan, 5300 RPM new violent fan, with noise of 65dB
"‘We don’t produce water. We’re just the porters of nature.’ This slogan is well-known to many, and it reflects Nongfu Spring’s philosophy. However, this statement subtly reveals a fundamental economic principle: for an industry or enterprise to thrive, mastering upstream resources is crucial. The idea that ‘resources determine success’ has become a common consensus in the industry.
Recently, a fierce “mining war†has erupted in the power battery sector due to rising raw material prices. New entrants and traditional players alike are vying for control over these critical resources, and the competition is intensifying.
So, what’s driving this mining frenzy? Who will come out on top?
This article explores the reasons behind the “mining war†and analyzes who might win in the long run.
New Players Enter the “Mining Warâ€
Data shows that by the end of 2016, China’s lithium salt production capacity reached around 170,000 tons of lithium carbonate, while the global total was approximately 190,000 tons. Lithium hydroxide extraction capacity was about 45,000 tons, with most coming from lithium ore. In 2017, it's estimated that 240,000 tons of lithium carbonate would be used, mostly from lithium ore.
The recent surge in lithium carbonate prices, exceeding 180,000 yuan per ton, has caused concern in the power battery and new energy vehicle industries. Industry analysts suggest that such high prices could lead to gross margins of 60-70%, resulting in substantial net profits. For instance, Jiangte Electromechanical recently announced that it would keep its lithium carbonate prices below 70,000 yuan, achieving a gross profit of 100,000 yuan per ton.
With raw material prices skyrocketing, suppliers are reaping the benefits. Leading domestic lithium carbonate producers like Tianqi Lithium and Lifan Lithium have also seen strong performance. In the first half of 2017, Tianqi Lithium reported revenue of 2.115 billion yuan and a net profit of 924 million yuan, with a net margin of 43%. Lifan Lithium had revenue of 1.625 billion yuan and a net profit of 607 million yuan, with a net margin of 37%.
Driven by these lucrative opportunities, new players are rushing into the market, hoping to capture a share of the profits.
In July 2017, Zangge Holding announced plans to invest up to 1.4 billion yuan in a 20,000-ton/year lithium carbonate project in Golmud, Qinghai. In October 2017, Sino-Portuguese shares announced its intention to acquire Guo’an Lithium for 2.7 billion yuan, aiming to strengthen its position in the lithium carbonate industry.
Other companies, including Minmetals Salt Lake, Lanke Lithium, and Lubei Chemical, have also launched their own lithium carbonate projects, expected to start production in 2018. Companies like Dow Technology and Huayou Cobalt are also entering the upstream lithium resource sector.
Leading companies like Ningde Times and BYD have already secured their upstream resources, demonstrating strategic foresight.
Since 2012, Ningde Times has been investing in a 5GWh lithium battery and energy storage base in Qinghai, leveraging the region’s resource and market advantages. BYD, on the other hand, has partnered with Qinghai Salt Lake Co., Ltd. to build a 30,000-ton lithium carbonate project, further securing its supply chain.
As the demand for ternary batteries grows, driven by higher energy density and improved performance, the need for key materials like nickel and cobalt is increasing. However, these resources are largely imported, leading to intense competition both domestically and internationally.
Companies like Glencore, Tianqi Lithium, and Junfeng Lithium are expanding their global presence, acquiring mines and developing new projects to secure their positions. As the industry evolves, those who can effectively integrate resources and control upstream supply chains will likely emerge as winners.
In the future, the ability to manage and leverage resources will be key to maintaining a competitive edge in the rapidly growing new energy vehicle and power battery sectors."