RE: Bagbin6 Jan 2025 07:30
While the ongoing delays to ratification continue to impact the Project timeline, we remain resolute in our belief that the year ahead will present a clearer path and that ratification will be forthcoming once the dust settles, post-elections. In the meantime, essential work is being undertaken to ensure that the Project continues to advance towards FID. This includes a technical refinement and optimisation of the Definitive Feasibility Study for the Project and work associated with the award of the key contracts for the Project; notably the Engineering, Procurement, Construction and Management ("EPCM") and Mining contracts. In addition, considerable steps have been taken, and will continue to be taken, towards maximising safety across the Company's operations. The well-being of our employees, contractors and local stakeholders remains of upmost importance to the Company. Across all of its activities, Atlantic Lithium is committed to maintaining practices that ensure the safety of everyone impacted by the Project, which we consider imperative to the Company's success at Ewoyaa. Atlantic Lithium according to Neil Herbert has strong bipartisan support in parliament. Hence the EPA licence and mining lease agreements, ratification should could happen swiftly due to MIIF.
IMHO - Q2 2025 FID - Production starts Q1 2027
1000 UST makes for strong revenues AISC 575 UST
IMHO - MIIF on board, Ghana exchange listing, compliance to the government mining agreement.
We remain resolute in our belief 🙏 🙏