Atlantic Lithium Ltd. said it remains confident that its mining lease for the Ewoyaa lithium project will be ratified, following revisions to fiscal terms that now align the project more closely with Ghana’s current mining laws. The Africa-focused developer, Atlantic Lithium Limited, said a changed mining lease for Ewoyaa has been formally submitted to the Parliament of Ghana and referred to a select committee, restarting the ratification process required before mining can begin. Ewoyaa, which Atlantic Lithium hopes will become Ghana’s first lithium mine, is the company’s flagship asset. Atlantic Lithium expects the select committee to review the revised lease in the new year before making a recommendation on whether it should be ratified. In the update, the company said it “remains confident that ratification of the Mining Lease will be forthcoming in accordance with due parliamentary process”.

Source: The North Africa Journal December 22, 2025 11:22 UTC