DataAnnouncement on Delisting the Lithium Chemicals Shipping Data Indicator
Published : Sep 24, 2026 09:57 (GMT+8)
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Dear Users,
Greetings! To further improve the quality of our platform's data services and ensure that data is accurate, effective, and usable, we hereby announce the removal of lithium chemical shipping data indicators as follows:
I. Reason for Adjustment
The data source corresponding to this set of indicators can no longer capture valid data, resulting in insufficient data timeliness and an inability to accurately reflect current market conditions. To safeguard the overall data quality and user experience of the platform, we have decided to centrally clean up and optimize this portion of the data.
II. Scope of Adjustment
Effective from the effective date, the platform will uniformly remove indicators related to lithium chemical shipping data (lithium chemical arrival data at main ports in China and lithium chemical departure data at main ports worldwide). After removal, this portion of the data will no longer be displayed on the platform's front end, nor will it be accessible through regular search or query functions.
III. Relevant Impacts and Reminders
This adjustment may affect your access to this portion of historical data.
If you need to retain the data, please be sure to download and back it up before the effective date;
If your applications, systems, or services call this type of data, please promptly check and adjust the relevant logic to avoid affecting normal use.
IV. Effective Date
This data removal adjustment will officially take effect on October 8, 2026.
Thank you for your understanding and support! If you have any questions, please feel free to contact our customer service team at any time.
This announcement is hereby issued.
SMM Information & Technology Co., Ltd.
September 24, 2026
Announcement on Delisting the Lithium Chemicals Shipping Data Indicator — Shanghai Metals Market (SMM)