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Anson Resources Engineering Study Confirms Green River as a Future Low Cost Producer

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Anson Resources' Green River Lithium Project in Utah is positioned as a low-cost producer (lowest quartile global operating costs). The project benefits from high-quality brine and existing infrastructure. The offtake agreement with LG Energy Solution provides demand certainty. This is a long-term supply addition to the lithium market, potentially easing future supply tightness but not impacting near-term prices. The project is still in early stages (scoping study), with a definitive feasibility study underway. Commercial impact is weak/early-stage; no immediate price or margin effects.

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  • Anson Resources completed Front-End Planning Stage 1 Scoping Study for Green River Lithium Project in Utah.
  • Estimated C1 operating cost: $3,837 per tonne LCE.
  • Capital cost: ~$568 million for 20-year mine life.
  • Target production of battery-grade lithium carbonate by 2029.
  • Definitive offtake agreement with LG Energy Solution for 40% of annual production.

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