 A message from Atlas Critical Minerals |
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As the world scrambles to secure the minerals that fuel electric vehicles, clean energy, and defense technology, a once-overlooked opportunity is emerging on the global stage. Atlas Critical Minerals Corporation (OTCQB: JUPGF) stands at the epicenter of a worldwide movement to rebuild critical mineral supply chains and reduce dependence on China, which currently controls nearly 90% of global rare earth processing. Backed by massive geopolitical momentum, national security urgency, and investor demand for resource independence, JUPGF is rapidly positioning itself as a strategic player in the Great Reindustrialization. With over 575,000 acres of mineral rights in Brazil, the company holds one of the largest diversified portfolios of critical minerals in the Western Hemisphere — covering rare earths, titanium, graphite, uranium, copper, nickel, and iron ore. Led by MIT and Harvard graduate Marc Fogassa, who also heads Atlas Lithium (NASDAQ: ATLX), the company’s leadership brings proven expertise in scaling projects from exploration to production in high-growth markets. Brazil, home to the world’s third-largest rare earth reserves, is fast emerging as a new frontier for mineral independence—and Atlas is leading the charge. JUPGF’s flagship Alto Paranaíba Project in Minas Gerais is showing rare earth oxide grades up to 15,000 ppm TREO and titanium dioxide levels reaching 20%, signaling world-class mineralization in a mining-friendly jurisdiction. Meanwhile, projects like Goiás (rare earths), Malacacheta (graphite), and Rio Piracicaba (iron ore) are expanding Atlas’s reach, with revenue from iron and quartzite operations helping fund exploration. As Western governments pour billions into non-Chinese mineral infrastructure, JUPGF stands out as a small-cap with big potential, perfectly aligned with the global trend toward secure, diversified supply chains. With early cash flow, high-grade discoveries, and exposure to multiple critical commodities, JUPGF could be the next breakout name in the race for global resource independence. |
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