Zimbabwe’s lithium sector records US$746 million in export earnings in the first half of 2026, according to figures released by the Minerals Marketing Corporation of Zimbabwe (MMCZ), as reported by New Zimbabwe and Zimbabwe Independent. The data show that spodumene concentrates generate the majority of revenue, contributing US$672.8 million. Lithium sulphate accounts for US$73.2 million of the total. Both outlets attribute the results to MMCZ’s latest export statistics and describe the figures as reflecting continued growth in the country’s lithium industry. The reporting is consistent across sources on the time period (first half of 2026), the total export earnings (US$746 million), and the breakdown between spodumene concentrates and lithium sulphate. No additional market details or policy changes are provided in the excerpts beyond the export earnings and product-wise contributions.