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Atlas Lithium Corporation develops hard-rock lithium resources, with its flagship Neves Project in Minas Gerais, Brazil, focused on lithium concentrate for the battery supply chain. Company news commonly covers project execution, operational permitting, contractor selection, procurement and construction supervision, feasibility-study references, and financing or offtake relationships tied to development of the Neves Project.
Updates also address governance changes, quarterly financial reporting, critical-minerals policy developments, and Atlas Lithium's ownership exposure to Atlas Critical Minerals Corporation, a Nasdaq-traded subsidiary with rare earths, graphite, uranium and iron ore assets.
Atlas Lithium (NASDAQ: ATLX) engaged Alfa Engenharia as specialized electromechanical contractor to assemble its fully paid, 100%-owned Neves Project lithium processing plant in Brazil. Alfa, selected via competitive bidding, will assemble all crushing-to-dispatch systems. The DFS projects 146,000 tonnes of lithium concentrate annually at $489/tonne operating cost.
Atlas Lithium (NASDAQ: ATLX) contracted key operational partners to execute its 100%-owned Neves Project, awarding engineering, EPC and civil works agreements after a competitive selection.
As per the DFS, the project targets ~146,000 tonnes of lithium concentrate per year at an estimated operating cost of $489/tonne mine gate, with concentrate trading near $2,000/tonne.
Atlas Lithium (NASDAQ: ATLX) appointed Admiral Flávio Rocha to its Board of Directors as an independent director effective April 7, 2026. Admiral Rocha brings >43 years of strategy, governance, logistics, and international relations experience, including a minister-level role in the Brazilian government and senior naval service.
This appointment strengthens Atlas Lithium's senior advisory capacity for its Neves Project and Brazil operations, adding governmental and diplomatic experience relevant to national energy policy and international partnerships.
Atlas Lithium (NASDAQ: ATLX) announced that its 100%‑owned Neves Project in Brazil's Lithium Valley was named in the Japan‑U.S. Critical Minerals Joint Fact Sheet and is the only Brazil‑based lithium project listed. The Joint Fact Sheet notes the U.S. and Japan are considering financial support for development of Neves.
The company highlighted its Mitsui $30 million strategic investment and offtake agreement and said inclusion strengthens commercial links to Japan while the potential government support remains under consideration.
Atlas Lithium (NASDAQ: ATLX) announced that its subsidiary Atlas Critical Minerals began trading on the Nasdaq Capital Market under ATCX on January 14, 2026. Atlas Critical Minerals controls over 218,000 hectares of mineral rights in Brazil, including rare earths, graphite, uranium and an iron ore operation that began shipments in late 2025. Reported highlights include rare earths surface samples up to 28,870 ppm TREO, a graphite sample with 99.9995% carbon purity, and a uranium portfolio covering 143,725 hectares. Additional corporate details are available on the subsidiary website and in its SEC filings.
Atlas Lithium (NASDAQ: ATLX) has entered the final stage of contracting for project management and construction supervision at its Neves Project in Brazil's Lithium Valley. The selection process reviewed five firms and used technical and commercial evaluations focused on Brazilian mining experience, methodology, systems, and proposed team.
The company expects a contract award early in 2026 and says its lithium processing plant has already been delivered to Brazil and is ready for assembly and pre-operational testing. Key permits are in place as Atlas advances toward lithium concentrate production.
Atlas Lithium (NASDAQ: ATLX) priced a $10.0 million registered direct offering of 2,500,000 common shares at $4.00 per share with two new U.S. institutional investors. The company expects closing on or about December 8, 2025, subject to customary conditions.
Atlas Lithium said net proceeds will be used to advance the Neves Lithium Project toward production and for working capital and general corporate purposes. A.G.P./Alliance Global Partners is sole placement agent.
Atlas Lithium (NASDAQ: ATLX) filed its quarterly Form 10-Q on November 14, 2025, reporting a strong liquidity position and clear progress toward implementing the Neves Project.
Key figures include $20.98 million cash (89% of current assets), current ratio 3.69, $17.17 million working capital, and procurement momentum with four technical site visits and 2,813 supplier clarification questions. The DFS (August 2025) shows a 145% after-tax IRR, $539 million after-tax NPV, 11-month payback, $489/tonne operating cost, and $57.6 million estimated direct capex; a $30M modular DMS plant is ready for assembly in Brazil.
Atlas Lithium (NASDAQ: ATLX) has been confirmed as Co-Host of the Brazil Critical Minerals Summit 2026 on 18-19 June 2026 in Belo Horizonte, Minas Gerais.
Fully endorsed by Invest Minas and the Government of the State of Minas Gerais, the Summit will bring global investors, C-level executives, policymakers, and industry leaders together to discuss business, policy, and investment in the critical minerals sector. Atlas Lithium is highlighted as holding the largest lithium exploration portfolio among publicly traded companies in Brazil (~797 km² of mineral rights) and advancing its flagship Neves Project, which received operational permitting in October 2024 and is moving toward production.
Atlas Lithium (NASDAQ: ATLX) announced that its subsidiary Atlas Critical Minerals (OTCQB: JUPGF) has achieved significant results from its rare earth projects in Brazil. The company reported strong mineralization across two distinct deposit types: the Iporá Project and Alto do Paraníba Project.
The Iporá Ionic Clay Project demonstrated high-grade drilling results with 8 meters at 2,071 ppm TREO and 775 ppm MREO, achieving metallurgical recovery rates over 60% for critical permanent magnet elements. The Alto do Paraníba Project revealed near-surface mineralization with grades up to 28,870 ppm TREO and 23.2% TiO₂.
The company's diversified approach spans over 218,000 hectares of critical mineral rights in Brazil, including rare earths, titanium, graphite, and uranium projects, strategically positioned in established mining regions with robust infrastructure.