Atlas Lithium Corporation Pioneers Sustainable Lithium Production in Brazil with Modular DMS Plant

Atlas Lithium Corporation (NASDAQ: ATLX) is making strides in the lithium industry with its innovative modular dense media separation (DMS) plant, set to be shipped from South Africa to Minas Gerais, Brazil. This move not only marks a significant milestone for Atlas Lithium but also for Brazil's lithium sector, introducing a pioneering approach to lithium concentrate production that prioritizes environmental sustainability and operational efficiency.

The modular DMS plant stands out for its water efficiency, designed to use the least amount of water in the industry, addressing pressing environmental concerns. Its modular design facilitates easier transportation and quicker setup, showcasing Atlas Lithium's commitment to innovation and sustainability. With 48 containers already prepared and the total expected to surpass 100, the company is ensuring a smooth transition for the plant's components, which have undergone trial assembly to guarantee seamless integration.

Brian Talbot of RTEK and a member of Atlas Lithium's Operations Committee highlighted the project's importance, noting its potential to significantly impact Brazil's lithium industry. Atlas Lithium's expanded exploration portfolio in Brazil, now covering approximately 539 square kilometers, further solidifies its position in the country's lithium sector and beyond, with interests in other critical metals essential for the battery and renewable energy industries.

The global demand for lithium, driven by its critical role in electric vehicles, renewable energy storage, and consumer electronics, is projected to increase by nearly 500% by 2030. Atlas Lithium's initiatives in Brazil are timely, positioning the company as a key player in meeting this surging demand while adhering to principles of environmental and social sustainability. The shipment of the modular DMS plant to Brazil is a pivotal moment for Atlas Lithium and the global lithium industry, setting new standards for responsible mining and production practices in the era of clean energy technologies.