ASX:LTR 15 May 2026 - 29 June 2026

Liontown Drops Again With Lithium Prices Pressuring Kathleen Valley
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Liontown Drops Again With Lithium Prices Pressuring Kathleen Valley

Liontown Ltd shares face renewed selling going into Thursday’s ASX trade, after falling 4.25% to A$1.465 at Wednesday’s close. The reversal adds to the slide in the lithium player. Google Finance listed the latest price as of 4:11 p.m. Sydney time on July 8, with the day’s range between A$1.44 and A$1.52. Volume was 70.63 million shares. The timing is important because the ASX had not started continuous trading at the dateline. The exchange says its pre-open runs from 7:00 a.m. to 9:59 a.m. in Sydney, letting brokers place orders but with no matching on ASX Trade. Regular trading goes from around 9:59:45 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
July 8, 2026
ASX:LTR drops as Liontown slides on lithium ahead of June numbers
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ASX:LTR drops as Liontown slides on lithium ahead of June numbers

Liontown Limited heads into Tuesday’s ASX pre-open at A$1.66, with the stock under pressure from a week-long selloff that bucked a stronger local market. The S&P/ASX 200 index finished Monday up 0.7% at 8,823. Liontown’s own site last showed shares at A$1.66 early Tuesday. Normal matching on ASX is set for 09:59:45 Sydney time. The key number is the gap between Liontown’s share move and its operating numbers. Liontown shares have fallen 16.16% from A$1.98, but the stock is still up 137.14% for FY2026 and 5.73% in 2026 so far. China lithium carbonate, which is used as a rough proxy but isn’t Liontown’s spodumene, dropped 15.22% over the last month to 151,750 yuan a tonne as of June 29.
June 29, 2026
ASX:LTR drops as Liontown faces cash flow pressure at Kathleen Valley
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ASX:LTR drops as Liontown faces cash flow pressure at Kathleen Valley

Liontown Limited starts Monday trading on the ASX with shares slipping, even as its most recent mine economics saw a big boost. As of 07:02 AEST, the ASX cash market was still in pre-open. Regular trading is set to begin at 09:59:45 Sydney time. June 29 isn’t shown as a holiday on the exchange’s 2026 schedule.
June 28, 2026
ASX ends week slightly down, but credit and resource sectors under pressure
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ASX ends week slightly down, but credit and resource sectors under pressure

S&P/ASX 200 closed 15.5 points higher at 8,764.2 on Friday, up 0.18%. But the index still fell 64.5 points, or 0.73%, for the week. Friday’s lift made back less than a quarter of the week’s decline. Materials is coming off six straight down days, dropping 9.8% before a rebound on Friday, Market Index said. Energy slid 12% in the 10 sessions since June 11. All the leading early risers on the ASX 200 Friday were gold miners. Tech, defence and lithium names traded lower.
June 27, 2026
Liontown climbs as VanEck stake dips under 5%
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Liontown climbs as VanEck stake dips under 5%

Liontown Ltd ended the day at A$1.90, moving in a A$1.78 to A$1.91 range. Volume hit 48.2 million shares, well over twice its typical level. The S&P/ASX 200 put on 0.24%. Van Eck Associates Corp is no longer a substantial holder as of June 19. The company defined a substantial holder as anyone with 5% or more of the voting rights in a listed firm. Van Eck’s REMX fund sold 26.9 million shares for A$53.3 million, and UCTREMX offloaded 13.6 million shares for A$27.0 million, according to the filing. The filing didn’t include what VanEck’s current stake is.
June 24, 2026
PLS Group climbs after backing new digital lithium spot platform
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PLS Group climbs after backing new digital lithium spot platform

PLS Group Limited picked up 3.5% on Wednesday, closing at A$5.66. Shares moved between A$5.29 and A$5.70 for the day. The stock is still down 8.6% over seven days. The lithium producer put out a conference presentation after Tuesday’s close. PLS highlighted supply reliability as the main issue facing the lithium market, according to Henderson’s June 23 keynote. While the company said demand from electric vehicles and battery storage was getting stronger, PLS said it’s still not clear how new supply will get to buyers.
June 24, 2026
PLS Share Price Slides 11% in Three Sessions—Here’s What’s Driving the Selloff
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PLS Share Price Slides 11% in Three Sessions—Here’s What’s Driving the Selloff

PLS Group shares fell 1.1% to A$5.47 on Tuesday, extending their three-session loss to 11.3%. The stock traded between A$5.36 and A$5.62, with 25.3 million shares changing hands. The retreat gathered pace after the lithium producer approved about A$175 million of spending before a final investment decision on its P2000 expansion at Pilgangoora. Pre-FID spending means committing money to engineering, equipment and early construction work before the board formally sanctions the full project.
June 23, 2026
Liontown Takes Hit on CATL Concerns, Lithium Rally Shaken
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Liontown Takes Hit on CATL Concerns, Lithium Rally Shaken

Liontown Limited stock is down as trading picks up again Tuesday. Shares finished Monday off 4.0% at A$1.90. The selloff hit most Australian lithium producers. Liontown shares touched A$1.85 with 22.6 million traded. Lithium prices in China dropped after fresh speculation about CATL’s Jianxiawo mine. Battery-grade lithium carbonate slid 6.1% to 157,000 yuan per tonne, a 10-week low, as talk about a preliminary land assessment stirred bets the mine could restart in the second half of 2026. There’s no official word yet on reopening.
June 23, 2026
Liontown shares drop 9% on lithium retreat, brokers cautious
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Liontown shares drop 9% on lithium retreat, brokers cautious

Liontown Limited shares face the new week in Australia after a tough stretch. The stock finished Friday at A$1.98, off 2.9% for the day and down around 9.2% for the week. Volume was over three times the recent average. That’s notable underperformance. The S&P/ASX 200 rose 0.3% this week, but Liontown’s investor page still shows its May 5 conference as the most recent update. The stock dropped even though there was no new operating news from the company.
June 21, 2026
Liontown drops as lithium weakness pressures Kathleen Valley plan
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Liontown drops as lithium weakness pressures Kathleen Valley plan

Liontown Limited shares fell nearly 8% in Sydney on June 10, giving up ground despite recent cash flow progress at Kathleen Valley. The stock was quoted at about A$1.90 on Google Finance, off 7.97%, after starting at A$2.07 and hitting a session low at A$1.88. Trading volume reached 33.60 million shares, well over the 19.20 million average. Liontown shares fell, putting focus on two things: Kathleen Valley’s progress as an underground lithium mine, and hopes for stronger lithium prices to boost revenue. After the drop, the company’s market cap was about A$6.06 billion, still reflecting big expectations in a fast-moving commodity.
June 11, 2026
Liontown Shares Fall Again as Lithium Rally Faces Supply Challenge
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Liontown Shares Fall Again as Lithium Rally Faces Supply Challenge

Liontown Limited dropped 3.27% to A$2.07 on Tuesday, trailing the broader market as lithium stocks pulled back after a strong rally in the sector. Shares have gained more than three times in the last year, but are down 15.85% over the past month. Liontown isn’t getting valued as a struggling developer any more. Now it’s trading as a lithium producer, and the price is moving with the latest lithium gains. Everything hangs on whether those lithium prices keep up.
June 9, 2026
Liontown Shares Eye Tuesday Session After 12% Weekly Drop in Lithium Rout
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Liontown Shares Eye Tuesday Session After 12% Weekly Drop in Lithium Rout

Liontown Limited shares faced more selling Tuesday, starting the ASX session below water after ending the last session down 6.14% at A$2.14. That’s a sizable drop for the lithium stock, though it’s still up roughly 36% so far this year. Shares have slipped 11.57% in the past five sessions, market data show. Australian stock trading is catching up now after the ASX cash market was shut on June 8 for the King’s Birthday holiday, leaving no Monday session to react to the last move. Tuesday is the first regular local trading day since Friday’s selloff.
June 8, 2026
Liontown Shares Halted as ASX Holiday Pauses Lithium Rally Ahead of Tuesday
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Liontown Shares Halted as ASX Holiday Pauses Lithium Rally Ahead of Tuesday

Liontown Limited enters the King’s Birthday market holiday in Australia with its stock down. Shares dropped sharply Friday, leaving investors to wait until Tuesday to see if the lithium producer’s selloff continues. ASX cash trading is shut on Monday for King’s Birthday, meaning no trades settle and Liontown’s Friday finish is still the reference for locals. The company’s ASX page had LTR at A$2.14, off 6.14%, on roughly 24 million shares traded.
June 7, 2026
Liontown Sinks 6%, Lithium Rally Faces Test Next Week
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Liontown Sinks 6%, Lithium Rally Faces Test Next Week

Liontown Limited faces Monday’s ASX open under pressure. Shares finished Friday at A$2.35, dropping 6% on the day and taking the week’s loss to 4.1% from last Friday’s close. At the dateline, the ASX cash market was still closed to pre-open. The exchange enters pre-open at 07:00 Sydney time with regular trading from 09:59:45 until 16:00. Liontown’s timing matters right now. The stock is one of Australia's most watched lithium plays, with prices rising and Kathleen Valley going further underground. But shares dropped Friday as investors chose to cash in profits before the new week.
May 17, 2026
Liontown Shares Fall 6% as Lithium Rally Faces a Hard Test
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Liontown Shares Fall 6% as Lithium Rally Faces a Hard Test

Shares of Liontown Limited dropped 6% to A$2.35, as the West Australian lithium player was swept up in a wider pullback across mining stocks. Investors are now gauging just how much of the recent run-up in battery-metals can hold. At that price, Liontown’s market cap stood at A$7.47 billion, according to the company’s website. This shift stands out given Liontown’s shares have already staged a big comeback. Over the past year, the stock surged 188.34%, according to Trading Economics, despite giving back 13.53% in just the last month.
May 15, 2026