Atlas Critical Minerals Defines South America's Largest, Highest-Grade Reported Graphite Resource: 24.2 Million Tonnes, Including 17.2 Million Tonnes Indicated at 5.73% Graphitic Carbon

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Figure 2 - Drill core from hole MPDDH-0017 showing a high-grade graphite schist interval. MPDDH-0017 returned 17.30 meters at 10.62% Cg, the highest-grade significant intercept of the program.
Figure 2 - Drill core from hole MPDDH-0017 showing a high-grade graphite schist interval. MPDDH-0017 returned 17.30 meters at 10.62% Cg, the highest-grade significant intercept of the program.

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