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Https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZHwkmFSuqaI

Another Joy News interview which discusses the state of Ghana's mining industry. It also reflects on Atlantic lithium and the viability of projects in general.

The rise in the number of these type of interviews and the recent #ALL buying activity gives me confidence that Ewoyaa ratification will happen. It's just unfortunate that Atlantic has been used as a test case for the new mining policy / legislation / mineral rights.

Appreciate that these clips are lengthy but they do provide flavour of what's going on behind the scenes.

Sincere apologies. Thanks for letting me know. This LSE site is becoming unmanageable with constant pop-ups now....

Https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZHwkmFSuqaI

Another Joy News interview which discusses the state of Ghana's mining industry. It also reflects on Atlantic lithium and the viability of projects in general.

The rise in the number of these type of interviews and the recent #ALL buying activity gives me confidence that Ewoyaa ratification will happen. It's just unfortunate that Atlantic has been used as a test case for the new mining policy / legislation / mineral rights.

A poster who feels the need to have multiple aliases to help enforce their point loses any semblance of credibility.  They lack moral fibre and inwardly display aspects of insecurity (i.e. the need to be liked or backed up).

This imho applies to rampers and spoilers alike.

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It would be encouraging to see an updated report from John Tingas, after all, he has been pottering around Trinidad for a few years now. There must be something interesting to divulge since the initial assessment which confirmed the technical feasibility of C02 EOR operations in the Inniss-Trinity oil field.

Challenges, successes, failures, scalability Snowcap etc. I'd rather hear it from the horses mouth so to speak rather than PG's abridged version of events.

Https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XAx0v84iSuE

If you have a spare hour and a bit, this is an interesting look at the Ghanaian mining and policy review. Isaac Andrews Tandoh Acting CEO, Minerals Commission discusses new mining laws, royalty payments, agreements etc. Atlantic Lithium is mentioned (15.28) re their renegotiation.

If the link is taken away the interview can be found on the JoyNews website for 4th Sept 2025.

So the Dubhe-1 Appraisal Well Exceeded Pre-Drill Estimates in Target Reservoir and the Company highlights the "enormous potential" in the firm's portfolio.

Now with the Company hosting a webinar on 9th September, 2025 sharing the results of the Dubhe-1 drilling operation plus giving preliminary insights into the scale of additional prospective resources encountered in the SMD-C and the Slope Fans, it will be interesting to hear by how much the original Dubhe-1 estimates have been exceeded.

The Company will no doubt provide a bullish webinar next Tuesday.  I don't expect the share price to remain in the 20's for long. 

I agree, that's why I stated a couple of weeks back that the Company should have just gone ahead with existing deal and not delay matters further.

Hi StockCheque

Parliament will not reconvene before the 15th October unless there is a national or international emergency. Ratifying the Ewoyaa mining lease in the grand scheme of things is something that can wait.

The mining committee will eventually agree on a deal which they will put to parliament. It is then up to parliament to ratify or push back.

I have little faith in the Board to do the right thing, they blew Ricca and they have messed up with royalty payments (causing additional delay).

On a positive note lithium spot prices have rocketed over the past two days up $63 yesterday and another $70 today. When the minister in charge of mining and natural resources came to parliament recently the price of spodumene concentrate was $675/t it is now $910/t - how quickly markets change making Ewoyaa completely viable (again).

I certainly would be very wary before investing in Africa again. However, the way I see it (and this is in no way meant as a ramp or intended as financial advice) when the Ghanaian parliament reconvene it is hoped that the structure of royalty payments has been formalised and agreed by all parties.

When the ratification comes before parliament, I will be watching proceedings like a hawk and when the question comes "all those in favour say aye" (hopefully during UK trading hours) I will be ready to buy a lot more shares with the expectation that the shareprice will quickly recover to former highs.

It's a risk, I know - but imho it will happen. If or when the shareprice hits 25p I will probably exit, I've spent far too long watching Ghanaian affairs for my own good...

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I imagine that France will divert the provision of power from UK to cover home demand. As I type France are providing 15.5% of the UK's energy (Source National Grid) which is an absolute scandal considering we are sitting on a wealth of oil and gas...This figure will reduce during the day as solar power kicks in, but it will still be over 10% throughout.

I reiterate you don't fight the trend. The relatively small fundraise has already been absorbed and the shareprice has risen. These are very encouraging signs. I stay away from being too bullish but there is a bull run going on here and it's building momentum. Morocco TV are not expecting a duster, that's for sure. I am highly optimistic for the end of month announcement (I have never said that before). Good luck all long term holders (and newbies)...we deserve it.

Yes, during more bullish times the share often had a Friday pm surge. Will be interesting to see how today pans out.

To be fair the Minister was more sympathetic to our cause than I expected. I'm surprised Atlantic Lithium haven't directly informed shareholders about the viability issue. I agree that matters in Africa can move very quickly when they want to, but the opposite also applies. Say for example, if Atlantic hadn't complained about viability, the licence could have been rubber stamped and ratified yesterday. Everyone knows the price of a commodity fluctuates, it's just trying to plan your project at the right time. The lithium deposits are going nowhere, they will still be around when the the price is a lot higher than $675/t. Prices are forecasted to be over $1200/t in the next year or so due to supply shortage. I would rather Atlantic get on with it instead of fannying around trying to renegotiate what was a fair deal. You can't have your cake and eat it, or can you?

Not sure about double figures but I imagine we could hit 7p without too much problem. Never fight the trend - true words which apply when the price is going up or down. The Company are very excited about MOU3 testing, they know they've got something. Let's hope it's substantial.

According to the minister, Atlantic indicated that the project wasn't viable at such low lithium prices. So the ministry is looking at introducing a sliding scale of royalties depending on price of lithium. More delays before ratification I imagine.

Talking about Ewoyaa now in Parliament