Sigma Lithium Corporation, a global leader in sustainable lithium production, has declared the successful completion of its first quarter of 2025 (1Q25), achieving its production target with 68,000 tonnes of “Quintuple Zero Green Lithium”—a carbon-neutral, socially and environmentally responsible lithium concentrate. The company reaffirmed its commitment to meeting its annual production goals, reinforcing its role in supporting the electric vehicle industry’s transition to cleaner energy.
During the week of April 7, 2025, Sigma Lithium will load 29,000t of Quintuple Zero Green Lithium, fully sold to International Resource Holdings (“IRH”), a metals and critical minerals trading company, indirectly wholly owned by the Royal Group of Abu Dhabi. On March 4, 2025, the Company also shipped and sold 47,000t of Quintuple Zero Green Lithium to IRH, bringing total shipments to 76,000t (part of this product was sold to IRH through a port transaction at the end of 1Q25).
With this strong production and sales performance, Sigma Lithium expects to continue generating consistent cash flows and maintaining healthy margins, as all-in sustaining costs (ASIC) are also in line with the guidance provided. The Company’s operational efficiency and low-cost position gives it the resilience needed to successfully navigate the current lithium price environment.
Ana Cabral, CEO and Co-Chairman of Sigma Lithium, stated, “In the first quarter of 2025, we demonstrated our ability to maintain our operational cadence achieving both the targeted production levels of 68,000t and meeting our sales targets. Once again, we have proven our ability to deliver on our projection, remaining focused on the operational elements we can control.”
Ana continued, “Our cost structure delivers cash flows with every ton of product sold, strengthening the stability of our liquidity position with every sale. Demand for our Quintuple Zero Green Lithium is strong and stable, and we remain confident in the fundamentals of global lithium demand, which have not changed, with conditions poised to improve going forward.”
