As part of the development of Mali's extractive industry, Mali Lithium is committed to developing its world-class deposit located in Goulamina. The company has officially announced that it has awarded the contract to carry out the final feasibility study to Lycopodium, an international engineering group renowned for its cutting-edge expertise in managing complex mining projects, particularly on the African continent.
The choice of Lycopodium reflects a commitment to technical and operational rigour, as this partner has already demonstrated its ability to conduct high-precision studies that meet the most demanding international standards. This collaboration aims to refine the economic and technical parameters of the Goulamina project, whose high-quality spodumene potential ranks it among the most promising undeveloped lithium deposits in the world.
The Goulamina project represents a major challenge for the national economy, promising to diversify a mining sector long dominated by gold mining. By leveraging Lycopodium's cutting-edge engineering, Mali Lithium intends to consolidate the site's financial viability and attract the investment needed for its construction phase. This technical step is fundamental to transforming geological resources into a sustainable industrial operation capable of meeting the growing demand of the global electric battery market.
Beyond the technical aspects, this breakthrough demonstrates the attractiveness of Mali's subsoil and the determination of operators to meet an ambitious schedule. The results of this feasibility study will form the basis for future investment decisions, paving the way for a new era for Mali's mining industry, which is now focused on strategic metals for the energy transition.