Sigma Lithium faces court order reportedly suspending environmental licenses in Brazil

• Sigma Lithium faced reports of a preliminary judicial ruling allegedly suspending its environmental licenses, a move it said was issued without due process.
• Operations continued. The company said it had not received any legal notice tied to the ruling.
• Legal defense was set to begin when courts resumed regular operations on Sept. 8.
• The ruling reportedly included a potential daily fine, contingent on a final adverse decision following full legal process and appeals.
• Sigma disputed media reports that the ruling would override its TAC agreement with Minas Gerais state authorities.

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