| A Message from Atlas Lithium Corporation | | Dear Reader, | This growing NASDAQ-traded lithium firm looks positioned to capitalize as lithium makes an explosive comeback. | One of the biggest headlines this year has been the $6.7 billion acquisition of Arcadium Lithium by Rio Tinto.
The acquisition establishes Rio Tinto as a global leader in the supply of energy transition materials—and as a major lithium producer with one of the world’s largest lithium resource bases. | As global demand for lithium is expected to skyrocket, it’s no surprise that Rio Tinto would make such a strategic purchase. | One lithium company flying under the radar is Atlas Lithium Corporation (NASDAQ: ATLX), a small-cap company positioned to become the “Mineral Resources Company for the Green Energy Revolution.” | It’s no secret that lithium is one of the key minerals for green energy.
Why should ATLX matter? | The company has assembled Brazil's largest portfolio of lithium mineral rights among publicly listed companies. Their innovative lithium processing plant is fully paid, fabricated, and arrived in March. This pivotal achievement underscores their progress toward becoming a key lithium producer in Brazil’s emerging Lithium Valley.
| “This marks a transformative milestone for Atlas Lithium as we advance toward becoming a global supplier in the lithium market,” said Marc Fogassa, Chairman and CEO of Atlas Lithium. “With operational permits secured and our modern lithium processing facility now in Brazil, we have overcome two of the most significant hurdles on our journey to production.” |
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| Something important to note:
A neighboring player near ATLX’s lithium project in Brazil has a market cap of about $1.2 billion—approximately 12 times the current market cap of Atlas Lithium! | ATLX holds three key projects spanning the major lithium-mineralized zones in Lithium Valley: | The Neves Project (Southern LV): Atlas Lithium's flagship development, recently permitted and advancing toward production. The Salinas Project (Northern LV): Spanning 2,070 acres with natural spodumene outcrops; located just 4.7 miles from Latin Resources Ltd., with potential for rich spodumene deposits. The Clear Project (Central LV): Covering 470 acres and located 3.8 miles from Sigma Lithium’s (NASDAQ: SGML) Grota do Cirilo mine, with similar potential.
| Sigma Lithium currently has a market cap of roughly $1.2 billion!
(Fun fact: ATLX’s lithium processing manager, James Schloffer, had a key role at Sigma!) |
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| With a slew of bullish analyst price targets—including one as high as $30.00—now is the time to learn why Atlas Lithium Corporation (NASDAQ: ATLX) is a lithium play not to ignore. | |
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