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Atlas Lithium’s Modular Plant Finalist in Sustainability Contest

Atlas Lithium Corp. (ATLX) has announced that its modular lithium processing plant design is a finalist in a prestigious sustainability contest held in Brazil. The contest, managed by a nonprofit civil society organization, acknowledges environmentally sustainable methods in the Brazilian State of Minas Gerais. The winner will be revealed on November 14.

Atlas Lithium’s Modular Plant and Its Impact

The modularity of the plant represents a significant advancement in the dense media separation (DMS) technology for lithium processing. According to Raimundo Almeida Jr., Atlas’s Vice President of Lithium Processing, the plant’s compact design is both environmentally friendly and efficient, minimizing water usage.

Currently, 48 out of 100 containers for the plant are prepared for shipment from South Africa to Brazil. This innovative plant utilizes a DMS method that efficiently separates lithium minerals based on density, setting a benchmark in sustainability.

Analysts’ View on Atlas Lithium (ATLX)

H.C. Wainwright & Co. analyst Heiko Ihle gives a Buy rating to Atlas Lithium, highlighting a 316% potential gain due to recent advancements. The plant’s design enhances transportation, installation, and water conservation, providing a foundational step for Brazil’s lithium sector.

Atlas Lithium’s Project and Market Position

Atlas’s extensive Minas Gerais Lithium Project encompasses over 468 square kilometers. These claims in Brazil’s Eastern Pegmatitic Province hold significant lithium mineral potential. The project recently secured a notable investment and offtake agreement with Mitsui & Co. Ltd., securing 15,000 tons of lithium concentrate.

Growing Demand for Lithium

Lithium, critical to the energy transition, is indispensable for electric vehicles and electronics. Global demand is projected to expand significantly, potentially reaching 3,829,000 metric tons by 2035. This demand drives growth in the lithium market, forecasted to grow massively by 2028.

Atlas Lithium’s strong insider and institutional ownership highlight its robust market position, with key shareholders like Mitsui & Co. Ltd. contributing to its growth trajectory.

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