Atlantic Lithium

Ghana’s parliament has ratified the mining lease for Atlantic Lithium’s Ewoyaa lithium project, granting the company exclusive mining rights initially for 15 years. Fiscal terms have been adjusted to follow Ghana’s new regulations, including a sliding royalty scale for spodumene prices (5–12%). The ratification allows Atlantic Lithium to step up financing talks and work toward a final investment decision; further feasibility work is expected to be reported in the second half of 2025. » More on de.investing.com

Atlantic Lithium has suspended trading of its shares on the Australian Securities Exchange with immediate effect in response to an ASX price query and related market speculation. The speculation concerns the possible ratification of the mining licence for the Ewoyaa project in Ghana and talks about a potential corporate transaction. The company reports no new developments on the licence since the announcement of 22 December 2025 and expects either a further announcement or the resumption of trading on 23 February 2026. Trading on the AIM market in London continues as normal during the suspension. » More on de.investing.com

Atlantic Lithium invites shareholders to a virtual extraordinary general meeting on 6 November 2025 to ratify already issued First Placement Shares and to approve further issuances of shares under an equity placing facility, including Fee Shares, warrants, Security Shares and Initial Placement Shares. The measures are related to financing agreements with Long State disclosed by the company in September 2025. Major shareholder Assore International Holdings Limited has signalled it intends to vote in favour of the resolutions. Meeting materials were sent to shareholders on 7 October and are available online. » More on de.investing.com