Arvo’s exploration geologist on site making boulder observations.
The European Union is committed to achieving climate neutrality by 2050. Lithium is a critical battery mineral essential to reducing emissions.
The EU’s Critical Raw Materials Act has set a target that at least 10 percent of Europe’s lithium must come from domestic supplies.
Finland’s Kaustinen Lithium Province is emerging as Europe’s first fully-integrated lithium precinct backed by a National Battery Strategy, and established infrastructure with current mineral reserves of 13 Mt @ 0.96% LiO₂ and mineral resources of 19.7 Mt @ 1.21% LiO₂.
Arvo has 122km² of lithium-prospective ground in close proximity to Sibanye-Stillwater’s five planned lithium mines and new lithium hydroxide refinery, an EU strategic project.