Atlantic Lithium has announced Monday, December 22, 2025 in Ghana the presentation to Parliament of a version revised the mining lease for its Ewoyaa lithium project, in view of its ratification.

In its initial version signed in 2023, the lease In particular, Minier d'Ewoyaa granted the Ghanaian State a free contribution of 13% in the project, as well as a fixed fee of 10% on the income of the mine. However, in the face of the prolonged fall in lithium prices (down by (80% since 2023) Atlantic Lithium has been calling for a revision of these clauses, considering that the continuing weakness of the market jeopardizes the profitability of the project.

According to the information provided, the mining lease revised submitted to Parliament introduces a progressive scale of fees. This provides for a rate of 5% when the price of spodumene concentrate of Lithium is less than or equal to $1,500 per ton, by 7% for one slice between $1501 and $2500 per ton, by 10% between $2501 and $3,000 per ton, and by 12% in excess of $3,000 per ton