Atlantic Lithium has secured parliamentary ratification of the Mining Lease for its Ewoyaa Lithium Project in Ghana, marking a major step toward establishing the country's first lithium mine. This approval allows the company to advance funding discussions and move closer to a final investment decision. The ratified lease includes updated fiscal terms aligned with Ghana's new lithium royalty regime, which imposes royalties between 5% and 12% based on spodumene prices. Atlantic Lithium also raised up to US$16.4 million in funding during the quarter and reported a strong cash position with no debt, positioning the project for further development.
UBS downgraded Allstate from Buy to Neutral due to concerns about future profit margins, even as it raised the price target to $261. The insurance company has shown strong recent stock momentum, up 12.46% in the past month, helped by lower catastroph...
Allstate Corporation announced the appointment of Christian (Chris) Lown as its new Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer, effective August 3, 2026. Lown brings over 25 years of finance and capital markets experience from roles at CoSt...
