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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
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| Atlantic Lithium Limited | ALL | London | Ordinary Share |
| Price Change | Price Change % | Share Price | Last Trade
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| 0.52 | 3.72% | 14.50 | 16:35:10 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
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| 13.90 | 13.90 | 14.70 | 14.50 | 13.98 |
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| MINING |
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Posted at 10/7/2024 11:44 by ukgeorge Nervous investors selling. Very sad news so not surprising that some are selling.Hopefully the fundamentals are unchanged and ratification isn't going to be held up. |
Posted at 14/5/2024 00:00 by grafter BLOOMBERG: Lithium Miner Debuts as Ghana's First Listing in Two Years -Australian-based Atlantic Lithium Ltd which is developing Ghana's first lithium mine, has taken a step toward raising capital from equity investors in the country. The company has listed all its shares in issue on the Australian Securities Exchange and London Stock Exchange's AIM board. on the Ghana Stock Exchange, said Abena Amoah, the Accra-based bourse's managing director. The shares opened at 4.40 cedis ($0.31) apiece at Monday's launch in Accra. The miner, which has yet to start production, listed the shares to meet licensing requirements in the West African nation. and isn’t raising new capital in Ghana for now. Its Ewoyaa mine is expected to become the continent’s third-largest hard-rock lithium project, according to the company. "We look forward to working with you on a follow-on offering where the company raises capital by selling shares to Ghanaian investors as you build out your mine," Amoah said, addressing the company's representatives. The next steps for Atlantic Lithium include the ratification of its 15-year mining lease by Ghana’s parliament and a final investment decision, with the aim of breaking ground before the end of the year, said Chief Executive Officer Keith Muller. Read More: African Lithium Project Boosts US Drive to Close EV Gap on China Ghana, which is already Africa’s biggest gold producer, aims to increase local ownership of its mineral wealth, Land and Natural Resources Minister Samuel Jinapor said at the event. Last year, the country approved a green-minerals policy requiring miners of these resources, considered key to the world’s energy transition, to allow for a minimum 30% local stake in projects. Resource nationalism is strengthening across the world as developing countries seek a greater share of the profits from their commodities, while addressing historic inequities in the wealth flows from mining. In Chile — the No. 2 lithium producer — President Gabriel Boric has been negotiating the role of the state in a sector seen as key to its economic growth. Ghana’s sovereign minerals fund plans to pour $32.9 million into the Ewoyaa project, which could produce 65,000 metric tons lithium carbonate equivalent at its peak, enough to power about 1.4 million Tesla Model 3s. TESLA Supplier Atlantic is the Ghanaian bourse’s first listing since Asante Gold Corp., which also received backing from the fund, said Minerals Income Investment Fund Chief Executive Officer Edward Koranteng. Half of Ewoyaa's output is earmarked for a refinery that Piedmont Lithium Ltd., which supplies Tesla Inc. and LG Chem Ltd plans to build in Tennessee. Piedmont, which has agreed to provide most of the funds to build the mine, is Atlantic Lithium’s second-largest shareholder, followed by Ghana’s sovereign minerals fund MIIF. "I’m still in dream land hearing all these proposals in mining," Alexandra Amoako-Mensah, the geologist whose 1971 thesis laid the groundwork for lithium exploration in Ghana, said. “I’m surprised that my modest development of research work has generated all this." |
Posted at 12/5/2024 00:30 by grafter "During what is set to be a milestone year for Atlantic Lithium, we are grateful for the considerable support we have received from the Minerals Income Investment Fund, the Minerals Commission, Ghana's Securities and Exchange Commission and the GSE to enable the company's admission."We look forward to commencing our journey on the GSE alongside the prospective Ghanaian investors that we hope to welcome through our admission - This represents an important new chapter for Atlantic Lithium in Ghana as we look to achieve long-term lithium production to support the country's critical mineral objectives." ..Taken from Morningstar |
Posted at 23/4/2024 08:25 by plasybryn Investor Meet Co Webinar underway - exploration focused.Led by Len |
Posted at 26/3/2024 17:41 by lurker5 Management are right to be excited about 'the Eowaa project' - their bonny baby. But there is deafening silence about the share of its profits that ALL shareholders will see. For one, a 15% 'free carry' is pretty onerous. It will take away more than 15% of the NPV shareholders will see. On top will be the cost of any off-take deal. So far, by shouldering 38% of the capex, shareholders can expect 38% of the net profit after the free carry. But if ALL can only meet that cost by selling an offtake in advance (a stream deal, or however - the mechanism can vary but usually consists in selling the offtake at a substantial discount) there will be another cost that shareholders will have to bear. Eg if ALL got a loan, the repayments will take away the associated repayment NPV (ie the repayments wll dent ALL's profit share). But getting a loan against what is now ALL's minority share in the project just can't be done. Hence an off-take deal, which always turns out much more expensive than any borrowing. (Depends how the offtake is structured in relation to whatever is paid to ALL up front.) No wonder Amanda and Neil aren't discussiing it, and no wonder I can't find any analysts report which calculates the shares' true value. Thats not to say it probably won't be more than current (insider Assor has obviously done the summs) But it could turn out a lot less than is being bandied around, and the funding structure together with an erratic lithium market makes for a pretty highly geared ALL share. It is probably why potential investors are still wary. |
Posted at 09/2/2024 09:10 by loganair The usual, the Little Man private retail investor buying high then selling out low due to Fear. |
Posted at 30/1/2024 10:27 by impossible123 I'd like a JC with a Chinese entity for entire production capex in return for offtake; Assore could go and whistle.Another shenanigan similar to HZM could kill-off minnows and retail investors in AIM. |
Posted at 28/9/2023 09:10 by ukgeorge Looking forward to the presentation tomorrowThe Company will host a live investor webinar comprising a presentation on the latest developments concerning the Company's Ewoyaa Lithium Project, followed by a Q&A session, at 8:30am London / 5:30pm Sydney on Friday, 29 September 2023. The webinar will be held on the Investor Meet Company platform and is open to all existing and potential investors. Investors can sign up to Investor Meet Company for free and "Add to meet" Atlantic Lithium via the following link: . |
Posted at 08/9/2023 09:58 by ukgeorge From SPAngelCompany News Atlantic Lithium* (ALL LN) 25p, Mkt Cap £152m – Ghana Sovereign Wealth Fund signs non-binding heads of terms to buy 6% of Ewoyaa and the wider Ghana portfolio for US$27.9m alongside $5m placement at 41p/s STRONG BUY from Buy (Piedmont can earn into up to 50% of the Ewoyaa lithium project through the expenditure of around 70% of the project capex) This is a refreshingly good day for mining in Ghana as well as a good day for Atlantic Lithium. Negotiations with MIIF, the Minerals Income Investment Fund have progressed with the singing of non-binding heads of terms for a direct ‘contributing& The term ‘contributing& MIIF is also investing US$5m directly into Atlantic Lithium by way of a share placing at 21p/s and are subject to a series of lock-up dates. If MIIF does not contribute to its share of the funding the MIIF fund will be diluted down. Options: MIIF are also taking warrants at a 40% premium to the subscription price of 21p/s on a two-for-one basis with an 18-month term indicating that they expect to make a profit on the stock over a relatively short period. The total investment is $32.9m MIIF is effectively buying into five Ghanian subsidiaries and is committing to stand its corner as a partner with Atlantic Lithium. This very much better than we had expected and shows MIIF to be working and acting as a true Sovereign Fund. Director: MIIF also get to place a director at the Ghanaian subsidiary level and have a right to bid for Ewoyaa's available offtake. Piedmont currently has a first right to acquire up to 50% off the offtake leaving the other 50% up for grabs. Ghana press: Statements in the Ghana press had led investors to expect potential changes to mineral legislation in Ghana through rising royalties, free carry stakes, a potential ban on the export of DSO and concentrate material. We are pleased to see none of this in today’s statement. Mining license: We believe today’s deal with MIIF is a precursor to the award of the mining license by the MinCom, the Minerals Commission. Capex: US$185m for Eowyaa DMS and second state flotation plant Piedmont is contributing an initial $70m to the development of Ewoyaa and is likely to raise its investment if required due to its pressing need for spodumene concentrate. Offtake: We believe Atlantic can use offers for offtake to potentially fund its share of the capex for the Ewoyaa project and reckon their remaining 50% share could command >US$100m in the market due to ongoing strong demand for spodumene concentrates. Production: 350,000tpa SC6% spodumene concentrate from 2025. Non-binding agreement: We have met with the MIIF team at their offices in Ghana. They are very professional, and we would be surprised if the non-binding agreement did not come to fruition. Having said that, nothing is ever concluded till final signatures are in place. Ghana government: While the MIIF fund is not the Government of Ghana it does represent the nation from a financial perspective. We would expect a degree of coordination between the wishes of the government and the MIIF fund and we view today’s deal as declaring that Ghana is open for business for battery metals mining and exports. While the government always retains the option to impose new rules and regulations, we see MIIF as having done much of the financial negotiation with the Government’s Minerals Commission focussing on other more practical and strategic matters. Future exploration and development: Having MIIF as a partner is a hugely symbolic step towards a new and ongoing partnership with the government to the benefit of both parties and feels like a rare statement of practical support towards a Western company operating in Africa. MIIF’s 6% partnership in the ‘Cape Coast’ licenses including the licenses within ‘Joy Transporters’ indicates to us that MIIF wishes to support further exploration and development for lithium. Edward Nana Yaw Koranteng, CEO at MIIF states: "The Minerals Income Investment Fund of Ghana is a minerals sovereign wealth fund with an underlying objective of supporting the growth of mining in Ghana and providing a de-risking option for investors in the mining space in Ghana. The investment in Atlantic Lithium underscores this underlying objective and is indeed a watershed moment as this is our first investment in the lithium space globally. The Ewoyaa project is world class, with huge prospects in the other tenements under Atlantic Lithium. "The acquisition of a 6% contributing interest in the Company's Ghanaian subsidiaries will support the funding of ongoing capital and exploration expenditure requirements across Ewoyaa and the broader Atlantic Lithium portfolio. This is just our initial investment in Atlantic Lithium and its Ghanaian subsidiaries. We hope to later invest in the value chain and the development of other by-products, such as feldspar, in line with the Government of Ghana's critical minerals policy. "Our investment highlights Ghana as arguably the best mining investment destination in Africa in view of the options MIIF provides to investors. For us at MIIF, this is the start of a partnership with Atlantic Lithium beyond Ghana. We are confident that this initial investment will enhance and accelerate Ghana's efforts as an African critical minerals hub and to establish the country's position in the global EV supply chain." Recommendation: We are raising our recommendation to Strong Buy from Buy. Today’s news is very much better than we had expected given recent speculation and statements in the Ghana press. The deal with MIIF goes a long way to de-risking the project in our view and we expect Atlantic to receive its mining license in short order and for construction to start relatively quickly *SP Angel acts as Nomad to Atlantic Lithium. Two mining analysts from share price Angel recently visited the Ewoyaa mine site in Ghana and drove onto Takoradi to check the quality of the road to port. Our intrepid analysts also visited the Ministry of Minerals Commission and MIIF, the Ghana Minerals Income Investment Fund. |
Posted at 30/6/2023 08:38 by haggismchaggis Back over 30p next week IMO.. . RNS Number : 5249E Atlantic Lithium Limited 30 June 2023 . 30 June 2023 . Corporate Update . Atlantic Lithium Limited (AIM: ALL, ASX: A11, OTCQX: ALLIF, "Atlantic Lithium" or the "Company"), the African-focussed lithium exploration and development company targeting to deliver Ghana's first lithium mine, is pleased to announce that it will host a live investor presentation on Monday, 3 July 2023 at 14:00 (UK time). . The webinar will consist of a presentation relating to the Ewoyaa Lithium Project Definitive Feasibility Study, announced by the Company on 29 June 2023, followed by a Q&A session. The webinar will be held on the Investor Meet Company platform and is open to all existing and potential investors. . Investors can sign up to Investor Meet Company for free and "Add to meet" Atlantic Lithium via the following link: . |
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