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Ratification of the Ewoyaa Lithium Project Uncertain.

February 5, 2025
Prince Agyapongby Prince Agyapong
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Atlantic Lithium’s flagship Ewoyaa Lithium Project remains in limbo as it awaits ratification by Ghana’s parliament, despite achieving several significant regulatory milestones in late 2024.

This ratification is a crucial prerequisite for finalizing investment decisions and proceeding with construction, leaving the project’s timeline uncertain.

Amanda Harsas, Finance Director and Company Secretary of Atlantic Lithium Limited, has addressed recent press speculation regarding the project’s progress.

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“The Company and government agencies are actively engaged in discussions regarding the ratification of the Mining Lease and advancing Ewoyaa.

“The Company is pleased to continue to work with the Government of Ghana and all stakeholders to progress the Ewoyaa Lithium Project.”

Amanda Harsas, Finance Director and Company Secretary of Atlantic Lithium Limited

Atlantic Lithium is spearheading Ghana’s efforts to establish its first lithium-producing mine, with the Ewoyaa Lithium Project at its core.

The project represents a significant spodumene pegmatite discovery, promising to enhance the country’s standing in the global lithium market.

Lithium, a key component in battery technology and renewable energy solutions, has become increasingly valuable in the global transition towards sustainable energy.

In October 2024, the Ghanaian government granted a mining lease for the Ewoyaa project, marking a major milestone.

Subsequently, Atlantic Lithium confirmed that, in accordance with the lease terms, an application for ratification had been submitted to the Ghanaian parliament.

Despite the mining lease, environmental permits, and mine operating permits being secured, the final approval from parliament remains a crucial step before the project can progress into full-scale development.

Amanda Harsas reassured stakeholders, “Atlantic Lithium remains committed to seeing the project through and will provide updates as developments arise.”

Atlantic Lithium, a company listed on AIM, ASX, GSE, and OTCQX, has been making significant strides in lithium exploration and development.

Through an earn-in agreement with Piedmont Lithium Inc., the company has been working to bring the Ewoyaa Lithium Project to production.

The company holds an extensive portfolio of lithium assets across Ghana and Côte d’Ivoire, covering 509km² and 771km² of granted and under-application tenure, respectively.

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While awaiting parliamentary ratification, Atlantic Lithium continues to demonstrate progress. Executive Chairman Neil Herbert expressed confidence in the project’s advancement.

“Atlantic Lithium continues to make impressive progress towards the completion of the permitting process…

“These achievements reflect the unwavering hard work of our team to deliver on the permitting milestones in a timely fashion as we await the ratification of the Mining Lease by Ghana’s parliament.”

Executive Chairman Neil Herbert

The delay in parliamentary ratification raises concerns about investment confidence and the broader implications for Ghana’s mining sector.

With lithium becoming an increasingly crucial resource in the electric vehicle and renewable energy industries, Ghana has the potential to emerge as a key player in the global supply chain.

However, regulatory delays could slow progress, affecting investor sentiment and project financing.

As Atlantic Lithium awaits the necessary approvals, stakeholders remain hopeful that the Ghanaian government will expedite the ratification process.

The project holds significant potential to contribute to Ghana’s economy, creating employment opportunities, fostering local industry growth, and positioning the country as a critical player in the global lithium supply chain.

While the current hold-up poses short-term challenges, the long-term prospects for the Ewoyaa Lithium Project remain promising.

Industry observers anticipate that once ratification is granted, Atlantic Lithium will move swiftly to finalize investment plans and commence full-scale construction, ushering in a new era for Ghana’s mining and energy sectors.

In the meantime, Atlantic Lithium continues to engage with government authorities and stakeholders, ensuring that all necessary requirements are met for the eventual ratification and launch of Ghana’s first lithium mine.

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