Atlantic Lithium to be listed on Ghana Stock Exchange

Atlantic Lithium is set to be listed on the Ghana Stock Exchange, marking a significant milestone in the country’s mining history as it becomes the first lithium company to commence trading on the GSE.

The listing follows approvals from GSE’s listing committee and Ghana’s Ghana’s Securities and Exchange Commission. The decision to list on the GSE aligns with Atlantic Lithium’s goal of increasing local participation and ownership in the project, offering Ghanaian investors an opportunity to contribute to and benefit from the country’s mineral production objectives. Moreover, the company’s commitment to maintaining its listing on AIM and the Australian Securities Exchange ensures continued access to international capital markets while expanding its investor base within Ghana.

Ewoyaa Lithium

The Ewoyaa Lithium Project’s anticipated production capacity positions Atlantic Lithium as a major player in the global lithium market, with potential benefits for both the company and its Ghanaian stakeholders. The investment from Ghana’s mineral sovereign wealth fund further solidifies the government’s support for the project, emphasizing its strategic importance for the nation’s economic growth and transition to green energy.

Neil Herbert, Executive Chairman of Atlantic Lithium highlight the significance of this milestone for both Atlantic Lithium and Ghana, emphasizing the company’s role as a catalyst for economic development and sustainable resource management in the region. As the project progresses towards construction and production, Atlantic Lithium remains dedicated to its partnership with Ghana and its commitment to fostering the growth of the country’s green minerals industry.