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I won't be selling any below 50p as that is the absolute minimum in my opinion that it should reach this year if no USA/Chinese company acquires it and it therefore goes on the build the Mine. Once the mine is completed and starts delivering sales of 6% Spodumene it's be up in that 72p-90p range.

However, I really don't see Atlantic Lithium avoiding being acquired within a short few months of Ratification, because:

1) Too many suitors (Assore, Elevra/Piedmont, CATL, BYD, etc) that the ready-to-build Mine is attractive to as an acquisition

2) Too much big ($Billions) money slopping around looking for resources of critical minerals, which Spodumene (all Lithium in fact) is one

3) Too much State involvement in grabbing resources in Africa (USA and China. EU now looks like it's getting in on the act too)

4) Ghana being a very stable country with soon a new Mining Law and Royalty scheme that gives the big investors the confidence to acquire the project

I want a bidding war. I think there's enough in Ewoyaa DFS to cause a bidding war. A bidding war is the way to get the maximum ROI without even building the Mine.

Majority Leader Mahama Ayariga has outlined a comprehensive legislative agenda as Parliament resumed sittings for the second session.

Speaking on the floor of the House on Tuesday, February 3, he highlighted bills and regulations spanning multiple sectors, including finance, energy, education, local governance, and sports.

The following legislative proposals and regulations will be presented for consideration, including amendments, revisions, and new bills.

6. Extractive Industries Fiscal Reforms Bill

29. Minerals and Mining Bill (comprehensive revision)

30. Ghana Geological Survey Authority Regulations

31. Minerals and Mining Regulations

32. Wildlife Resources Mining Regulations

https://www.myjoyonline.com/majority-leader-outlines-legislative-agenda-for-9th-session-of-parliament/

From Google:

1. Ghana: New Mining Law (2026)

Context: The Minister for Lands and Natural Resources announced that Ghana will introduce a new, comprehensive mining law in 2026 to overhaul the current regulatory regime (likely replacing the Minerals and Mining Act, 2006).

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The Sliding Scale Royalty LI for Ewoyaa, is to amend the existing Minerals and Mining Act, 2006.

If a new Minerals and Mining Act, 2026 is laid before Parliament, REPLACING the Minerals and Mining Act, 2006, then the Minerals and Mining Act, 2026 must already contain the Sliding Scale Royalty system that's in the LI. That much is obvious.

In which order these things come before Parliament we will have to wait and see.

No idea why the MM's have marked loads of small cap stocks down today, even those with no valid reason to be marked down, but that just creates a buying opportunity that some have naturally taken up. My watchlists are a sea of red, no doubt they'll walk those stocks back up just as quick when they want to rake in a few more quid from the trades.

3 weeks, actually only 15 trading days, or 16 depending on how you look at it.

Either 10 or 11 Parliament sitting days too, unless they add in extension days of a Saturday/Monday to discuss the swathe of Mining Legislation in one go, which is quite possible with them only having 10 or 11 sitting days left until the LI defaults into Law.

The new Mining Law should be laid before Parliament this week, as it was promised to the leader of the Majority to be brought by yesterday, it must be very close.

Here is what it says in every weekly Procedures document for Parliament. It's inviting the Bill for the new Mining Law to be laid before Parliament during the week, it doesn't need to be in the schedule. Also, it invites Motions, such as a vote on the new Mining Law or Ewoyaa Agreement Ratification to be debated and voted on during the week, again this doesn't need to be in the existing schedule. It also invites these to be processed in one day under an Urgent Certificate, during the week.

(d) Bills, Papers and Reports Mr Speaker, in accordance with Order 159, Bills may be presented to the House for First Reading. However, those of urgent nature may be taken through the various stages in a day in accordance with Order 160.

Pursuant to Order 97, Papers may be laid during the week and reports from Committees may also be presented to the House for consideration.

(e) Motions and Resolutions Mr Speaker. Motions may be debated and their consequential Resolutions, if any, taken during the week.

‘World’s first mass-producible nuclear reactor’ gets key US safety approval

https://interestingengineering.com/energy/radiant-nuclear-reactor-us-doe-safety-approval

USA vs China.

"China’s Critical Minerals Strategy in Africa"

"China now controls over half of global critical minerals production and an estimated 87 percent of processing and refining. China also produces nearly 70 percent of rare earth minerals, manufactures 93 percent of high-strength rare earth permanent magnets, and is responsible for 95 percent of the necessary heavy processing of critical minerals."

"While China’s critical minerals strategy has emphasized its processing and refining capabilities, Beijing has diversified upstream by acquiring major African mining assets, including Botswana’s Khoemacau copper mine (2023), Mali’s Goulamina lithium mine (2024), and Tanzania’s Ngualla rare earth mine (2025). Illustratively, the world’s largest EV maker, the Chinese company BYD, secured six African lithium mines, ensuring sufficient feedstock (or raw materials) through 2032."

https://africacenter.org/spotlight/china-africa-critical-minerals/

USA

"The announcement by the US vice-president, JD Vance, that the country is seeking to create a new critical minerals “trading bloc” is a final, exotic, nail in the coffin of the old global trading system. The era of mass abundance, as supplied by unfettered free trade and global markets – “neoliberalism” – is over. We live in a new world of strategic competition between states over scarce but essential resources."

"If, for example, you want to build electric vehicles on a massive scale, you need batteries. And batteries, with current technologies, need lithium. World Bank projections suggest that global production of lithium must rise by 450% by 2050 to match projected demand."

"State ownership has become fashionable in the land of free enterprise: the US took equity stakes in five mining and refining companies last summer, concentrated in critical minerals, and is arranging the government-backed buyout of 40% of Glencore’s cobalt-copper mines in DRC."

https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2026/feb/16/critical-minerals-shortages-jd-vance-trading-bloc-analysis

Here's the facts:

1) The new Mining Law could be laid before Parliament today or any day following.

2) The Mining Law, Royal LI and Ewoyaa Agreement schedule for discussion could be announced at the same time, because they will need at least a day maybe two to discuss all of that. If that date is before March, which it could easily be, as it overrides the question sessions currently running, then the price will move before March.

3) The Ewoyaa Agreement Ratification could be discussed alongside it's Royalty LI any day now, as it can be put in ahead of the question sessions currently running.

4) Parliament could run extended days this Saturday and/or Monday to discuss and vote on the new Mining Law and/or Ewoyaa Agreement Ratification.

So things can easily move quickly up before March, even as early as tomorrow. This is why it's important to keep an eye on what goes on in Parliament Live throughout the day.

5toamillion,

Stop talking utter garbage, I simply said READ BEFORE POSTING, I NEVER said don't post.

Parliament Live video on YouTube is the first place you'll hear anything about:

1) The new Mining Law that might include the Royalty

2) The Ewoyaa Agreement Ratification

3) The Lithium Royalty LI

All of these in my opinion will be discussed at the same time, because they are intrinsically linked together and, because combined they are a significant amount of legislation, I think they will allocate one or two days for discussion, potentially adding in a Saturday and Monday specifically for that. This is not information you'll get first on Google searches or Facebook or AI, the information must be brought into existence first and the place where you see that happen is Parliament Live video on YouTube.

This is where you find news:

https://www.parliament.gh/news

https://www.parliament.gh/docs?type=AG

https://www.parliament.gh/docs?type=BS

https://www.parliament.gh/docs?type=OP

https://mlnr.gov.gh/news/

https://youtube.com/@channel1tvgh

https://youtube.com/@myjoyonline

The EFF has SFA to do with Ghana, EDF South Africa FFFS!! It says clear enough at the bottom of the image SOUTH AFRICA!

It's not at a premium, it's at the ASK price. It's the price most people paid yesterday for buys.

"US makes pitch for Africa’s critical minerals."

"The Trump administration has ramped up efforts to secure critical minerals supplies from Africa as it seeks to compete with China."

"Taking on Beijing: Since the start of the second Trump administration last year, the United States has made it a clear priority to combat the influence of Beijing both in Africa and around the world. Control over critical minerals – of which Africa is home to approximately 30% of the world’s proven reserves – has emerged as a key battleground."

https://african.business/2026/02/resources/us-makes-pitch-for-africas-critical-minerals

Once Ratification is received, Ewoyaa as a ready-to-build Mine, becomes extremely attractive to both USA and China Governments and companies. I hope they slug it out and send the price right up.

Europe Gas on the critical list

https://www.ainvest.com/news/europe-depleted-natural-gas-tanks-spur-energy-security-worries-2602-67/

This is another demonstration of the insanity that is Ireland political decision making.

20p to 25p looks possible prior to Ratification. https://ibb.co/ch5kjxp2

40p to 60p looks possible on/after Ratification. https://ibb.co/jvSWqQ71

Just got quoted 17.4938p to sell 20,000 shares. I didn't sell them, I just wanted to see how much they were offering.

"The bill doesn’t impact Atlantics ratification."

But it can, because it INCLUDES the terms laid out in the LI, which is the Royalty Sliding Scale that MUST be in place for Ewoyaa Ratification. As I just said, IF the BILL is voted on next week, then what is in the LI is then LAW, sooner than waiting for the LI to default into Law on it's own. And that means the Bill HAS impacted Ratification because it's made it happen SOONER than it would have done by waiting for the LI to default into Law.

Not sure you're getting the point.

1) The LI is required for Ewoyaa Ratification

2) We are not dependent upon the bill

That's not the point.

The LI amends THE OLD LAW, which is about to be REPLACED by a NEW LAW. Therefore the NEW LAW MUST include what is in the LI from day one, as the LI is not going to amend the NEW LAW, it is specifically designed to replace text in the OLD LAW, not the NEW LAW.

IF the BILL is voted on next week, then what is in the LI is then LAW, sooner than waiting for the LI to default into Law on it's own. THAT is the point.

Also in the Hansard of 3 February

"Mr Speaker, we will also have a new comprehensive revision of our Minerals and Mining Legislation in the form of a new Minerals and Mining Bill. The Ghana Geological Survey Authority Regulations, the Minerals and Mining Regulations, the Wildlife Resources Mining Regulations, the Survey Council Bill will all be presented to us."

https://www.parliament.gh/docs?type=HS