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Seems fair enough, thanks 👍

Sounds good, thanks 👍

KeithOz,

Will PRD be progressing MOU-6 whilst they wait for prospective acquirer's to do their various investigations and analysis?

I would. Doing so would demonstrate confidence in derisking the play. Doing so and being successful would increase the sale price. There's never a guarantee an acquisition at an acceptable price would be forthcoming, so to not continue ahead with MOU-6 could waste time that the company could be progressing in.

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COMMITTEE ON LANDS AND NATURAL RESOURCES

Date: Tuesday, 9th December, 2025

Time: 10:00 a.m.

Venue: Committee Room 6E, 6th Floor, East Wing, Job 600

Agenda: To consider the Mining Lease Agreement between the Government of the Republic of Ghana (represented by the Ministry of Lands and Natural Resources) and Barari DV Ghana Limited for the mining of Lithium and Other materials at Mankessim (42.63km) in the Mfantsiman District in the Central Region

https://www.parliament.gh/epanel/docs/pb/ORD%20PAPER%20-%204TH%20DEC%202025%20(THUR).pdf

Yet still the nonsense replies to trolls continue.

Gonna have to start filtering those responding or baiting the trolls, I will not waste my time reading pointless posts any more, life's too short.

The litigation against Ireland will soon be another reason to invest in PRD. A potential windfall profit that should be multiples of the current market cap, that means a special dividend that's more than the current share price. All we need to know is how much PRD are claiming. That will come either as an RNS or as part of the operations update this month or next IMO.

RAT WILL HAPPEN! Everything they are doing is to ensure the project goes ahead.

"Mr. Buah added that the government is paying close attention to public concerns surrounding the lithium negotiations and is committed to ensuring a transparent, fair, and value-driven outcome."

“We are listening to all the voices and taking steps to make sure that we win not only by having the project come on stream, but also ensuring that the people of Ghana get value for money and the resources God has endowed us with,” he said.

Mr. Buah disclosed that traditional leaders, lawmakers, and other stakeholders have urged the government to ensure the project proceeds, citing its importance to the Central Region and the country at large.

“Before we even got here, the entire House of Chiefs of the Central Region visited His Excellency the President,” he said. “They made a strong case on why this project cannot stop and why it is critical for the Central Region and, frankly, the people of Ghana.”

He added that the President has called for consensus to ensure that the lithium project continues while safeguarding the nation’s benefits.

What would be great and really help the view of the company to visitors of this board, is if everyone filtered the trolls and stopped ruining every positive thread by mentioning the trolls or replying to the trolls.

Take a step back and look objectively at what you are doing. You are helping the trolls, you are taking the bait, falling for it, helping the trolls ruin this board. Stick to talking about PRD, stop talking about them or to them, people will then see more of what they should be seeing and very little of the nonsense that puts them off taking PRD as a serious investment.

They've done updates in the past. Here's the previous dates

13/12/2022 Operations Update

12/01/2024 Operations Update and 2024 forward work programme

23/01/2025 Investor Presentation via Investor Meet Company

Minister laying the royalty bill to change the rate to sliding scale to clear that blockage from the RAT progressing Minister said it's being done to prevent the mine from being delayed any further so must be looking at a quick sign off from parliament.

Committee meeting on 9 December 10am.

No reason why the Committee can't approve on 9th and put it into parliament for RAT, with a caveat that the royalty rate must be in place before parliament can actually vote on it.

Someone posted in October that it would be Energy Charter Treaty and ICSID, seems they were right.

How much the claim is the question. £50m? £100m, more?

Market Cap £21.66m

Solar $27.5m is £20.61m

So, is the rest of Zenith Energy really only worth £1.05m ???

Https://www.lse.co.uk/rns/ZEN/independent-valuation-of-solar-energy-pipeline-or964lrv00zbkpi.html

In Ghana, the Parliament's Standing Orders (specifically Order 160) allow for urgent bills to be heard and taken through all stages in a single day. This procedure is used by the government when necessary.

Https://www.facebook.com/JoyNewsOnTV/videos/ghanas-lithium-deal-the-applicable-royalty-rate-for-mining-operation-including-l/748298571614986/

LIFT OFF 🚀🚀 Gov are changing the royally law so that Ewoyaa can go ahead.

Lithium royalty still 5%, new comprehensive guidelines on royalties to be laid before Parliament – Lands Minister

Speaking at a press conference on Wednesday, December 3, 2025, Emmanuel Armah-Kofi Buah, said the new guideline—developed in collaboration with the office of the Attorney-General will cover all mineral resources including lithium.

“Currently, the applicable royalty rate for mining operations including lithium as you know is 5% as stated by law. I am very happy to inform you that we have worked with the Attorney-General. Once we finish with Cabinet we will be coming to Parliament with a new Instrument that will permanently lay a complete comprehensive guideline on royalties not only in the lithium but in all minerals,” he stated.

“Ladies and gentlemen, I want to let the people of Ghana know that this government will not short change the people of Ghana, we have the responsibility to protect the interest of this Republic,” the Minister added.

The Minister’s clarification comes amid questions over Ghana’s Ewoyaa Lithium agreement. The Minister said an initial royalty rate of 3% to 6% was initially proposed before being amended to 5%.

Buah noted that although the law required an instrument to guide the application of royalties, such an instrument had not been in place, leaving the original 5% rate as the technically enforceable figure.

“It was amended and stated that royalty rate will be 5%. Then there was another amendment that says that it will be an Act as applicable by law. What was missing was that the instrument that should guide that applicable by law was never in place. And so, technically speaking what you could refer to was the original one which says that 5%,” he said.

The Minister assured Ghanaians that a new L.I will be implemented before any lithium agreement is entered to ensure value for money.

“We are working together with members of parliament to ensure that my new Instrument will really kick in before any approval of the lithium agreement so that the people of Ghana get all the advantages.

“We have listened to all the voices and we are taking steps to make sure that not only the project coming on but Ghana really gets value for money and the resources that God has endowed us with,” Armah-Kofi Buah noted.

https://3news.com/news/lithium-royalty-still-5-new-comprehensive-guidelines-on-royalties-to-be-laid-before-parliament-lands-minister

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Https://cedirates.com/news/ewoyaa-lithium-project-delays-leaving-our-people-starving--mankessim-paramount-chief-laments/?ref=cedirates

Https://www.modernghana.com/news/1453302/open-letter-to-the-paramount-chiefs-of-the-affecte.html

Atlantic Lithium fit into a few of these areas of focus. The Government will be using this alleged corruption as another stick to beat us with in their attempts to squeeze as much as they can out of the project.

Key areas of focus include:

Agyapa Royalties Limited payments

Small-Scale Mining Incubation Programme (SSMIP)

Quarry Value Addition Programme (QVAP)

Asante Gold Corporation and ElectroChem Ghana Limited deals

Projected lithium-focused exploration and development corporation

Enchi Gold Project (Gold Asset 2)

All other MIIF investments

Funds allocated to the MIIF Board Chairman

Operational funds and land acquisition for MIIF’s office building

Contracts and agreements entered into by MIIF

Publications by MIIF