Atlantic Lithium (AIM:ALL) has submitted a mining lease to the Parliament of Ghana for its flagship Ewoyaa Lithium Project.
The Africa-focused lithium exploration and development company has also referred to the Select Committee to be considered, which is responsible for considering matters related to lands, forestry, and mines, and, through its review of the mining lease.
The Select Committee will provide its recommendation to Parliament for or against ratification.
Initially granted in October 2023, the mining lease provides exclusive rights to carry out mining and commercial production activities at Ewoyaa for an initial 15-year period, renewable in accordance with Ghanaian legislation.
With all of the necessary regulatory approvals secured, parliamentary ratification serves as the final step of the Project’s permitting process, which will enable the Company to further progress activities in relation to funding and offtake arrangements for the Project.
The current parliamentary session started on 21 October 2025.
CEO Keith Muller says the company hopes the ratification can swiftly follow, which will serve as a key catalyst for the financing and development of the project.
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