Sigma Lithium Stock News

Sigma Lithium Corp (TSX-V:SGML, NASDAQ:SGML, ASX:SAU) is resuming mining and industrial operations in Brazil after a federal appeals court maintained the validity of its environmental licences.  Brazilian courts granted the company's emergency motion for suspensive relief, overturning a ruling by a local federal judge in Teofilo Otoni that had suspended the licences on September 8.

Sigma Lithium Corp (TSX-V:SGML, NASDAQ:SGML, ASX:SAU) said on Thursday it still expects to deliver 330,000 tonnes of lithium oxide concentrate in fiscal 2027, even as it temporarily suspended mining and industrial production in Brazil.  The company halted operations on September 30 after a 15-day delay by the Federal Court of Appeals in reviewing its emergency motion for suspensive relief.

Sigma Lithium Corp (TSX-V:SGML, NASDAQ:SGML, ASX:SAU) senior leaders took part in a series of forums during United Nations General Assembly High-Level Week and UN Climate Week in New York, where the company presented its "Quintuple Zero" approach to producing lithium oxide concentrate.  The firm's CEO, Ana Cabral, and other senior leaders joined UN-Energy members in discussions on the energy tr...

Sigma Lithium Corp (TSX-V:SGML, NASDAQ:SGML) said JPMorgan has initiated equity research coverage on the company with an "Overweight" rating, citing a persistent industry deficit and an extended structural growth runway for the lithium producer. The bank's North America Metals & Mining team, in a 66-page initiation report, described Sigma Lithium as an "operational de-risking plus brownfield gr...

Sigma Lithium Corp (TSX-V:SGML, NASDAQ:SGML) will ring the Nasdaq Closing Bell during New York Climate Week, the second time it has received the honor, recognizing its strategy to build the largest lithium oxide industrial mineral producer in the Americas. The ceremony coincides with the fifth anniversary of Sigma Lithium's Nasdaq listing.

Lithium prices are enjoying a strong run, having gained more than 122% over the past year. But for the stocks of companies mining the soft silvery metal or processing it into battery-grade lithium, their prices haven't yet caught up.