The recent management reshuffle at Atlantic Lithium reflects the company's strategic shift in business operations and its focus on reducing management costs. CEO Muller emphasized that capital preservation remains a priority amidst the prolonged slump in lithium prices. The company stated that its current top priority is to expedite the approval of the mining lease for the Ewoyaa lithium mine project in Ghana (environmental and mining permits have already been secured). Negotiations with the government on fiscal and taxation terms have concluded, and a revised lease agreement is expected to be submitted to parliament for review before the end of August. Muller stated, "The key now is to further reduce integrated costs to ensure the project's feasibility." Lithium prices have fallen below levels that sustain production and incentivize investment. However, the company anticipates that supply and demand will rebalance by the end of 2026, driven by sustained growth in demand.