CEO Clips - Atlantic Lithium: Ghana's First Lithium Mine
Atlantic Lithium is constructing Ghana's first lithium mine. The project completed a preliminary feasibility study last September and is currently being optimized for increased throughput for the plant, with potential for further production and revenue growth. The company aims to complete its permitting hurdles by the end of the year and begin production.
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Atlantic Lithium is constructing Ghana's first lithium mine. The project completed a preliminary feasibility study last September and is currently being optimized for increased throughput for the plant, with potential for further production and revenue growth. The company aims to complete its permitting hurdles by the end of the year and begin production.
The project's resource has grown from 20 to 30 million tonnes to 35 million tonnes, and there is potential for continued growth. The company is committed to transparency, sustainability, and positive social impact, and aims to employ and engage local staff and service providers while driving social and environmental initiatives. Atlantic Lithium has a proven track record in mineral resource discoveries and advancing assets towards commercialization. The company's vision is to develop a sustainable lithium supply to support the global transition to a carbon-neutral future.
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