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Interview with Anthony Viljoen, CEO of Andrada Mining (AIM: ATM)
Andrada Mining (ATM) is a mining company listed on London's AIM exchange that is making strides in the production of lithium and other minerals. Recently, they achieved a significant milestone by successfully producing their first bulk lithium concentrate through a pilot test program. Their focus is on personalized lithium, which offers a purer form of the mineral suitable for use in glass and ceramics, commanding a premium price in the market.
In addition to their lithium endeavors, ATM is generating substantial revenue from tin production, with an estimated annual output of around 960 to 1,000 tons. They are also preparing to venture into tantalum production, expecting to produce approximately five tons of tantalum concentrate per month. With an eye on expansion, ATM is seeking a strategic partner to enhance their technical capabilities and gain access to diverse markets. While Chinese companies have already established a presence in the downstream lithium industry, ATM notes that European and American companies are also eager to catch up and participate. The company is well-positioned to capitalize on the growing demand for lithium as they move closer to full-scale production, bolstered by strong financial backing and the ongoing pursuit of market awareness.
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Interview with Anthony Viljoen, CEO of Andrada Mining (AIM: ATM)
Andrada Mining (ATM) is a mining company listed on London's AIM exchange that is making strides in the production of lithium and other minerals. Recently, they achieved a significant milestone by successfully producing their first bulk lithium concentrate through a pilot test program. Their focus is on personalized lithium, which offers a purer form of the mineral suitable for use in glass and ceramics, commanding a premium price in the market.
In addition to their lithium endeavors, ATM is generating substantial revenue from tin production, with an estimated annual output of around 960 to 1,000 tons. They are also preparing to venture into tantalum production, expecting to produce approximately five tons of tantalum concentrate per month. With an eye on expansion, ATM is seeking a strategic partner to enhance their technical capabilities and gain access to diverse markets. While Chinese companies have already established a presence in the downstream lithium industry, ATM notes that European and American companies are also eager to catch up and participate. The company is well-positioned to capitalize on the growing demand for lithium as they move closer to full-scale production, bolstered by strong financial backing and the ongoing pursuit of market awareness.
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