Century Lithium Progress on Permitting at Angel Island
VANCOUVER, BC, October 1, 2025 – Century Lithium Corp. (TSXV: LCE, OTCQX: CYDVF, Frankfurt: C1Z) is excited to share the latest developments regarding its wholly owned lithium project located at Angel Island in Nevada, USA. Recently, the company has made notable advancements, which include joining the FAST-41 Transparency Dashboard program and successfully submitting all initial environmental studies required by the Bureau of Land Management (BLM).
Bill Willoughby, CEO of Century Lithium, expressed, "The formal inclusion of Angel Island in the FAST-41 Transparency initiative marks a significant achievement for us. This milestone demonstrates strong federal commitment to advancing secure domestic lithium supplies and provides enhanced permitting assurance for our stakeholders and prospective project collaborators."
In August 2025, Angel Island was officially designated as a FAST-41 project under the Fixing America's Surface Transportation Act— a federal initiative aimed at enhancing transparency, coordination, and promptness within the federal environmental review and permitting framework. This designation underscores Angel Island's crucial role in the U.S. supply chain for essential minerals and strengthens inter-agency collaboration under the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA).
Additionally, the company secured a funding boost of $4.7 million from a LIFE offering, which will finance the completion of an updated Feasibility Study and support ongoing permitting efforts for Angel Island. The updated study will encapsulate the most recent project data, optimizing the lithium recovery processes at Angel Island and presenting the technical details backing the Plan of Operations (PoO) necessary for the NEPA procedure.
Century Lithium has also finalized all essential environmental baseline studies to initiate the NEPA permitting process for Angel Island. These comprehensive studies cover various biological, cultural, water, and land-use aspects, and their completion is vital for the BLM to process the forthcoming PoO submission. Concluding these studies clears the path for entering the NEPA review phase, thereby expediting the overall permitting progression at Angel Island.
With Angel Island now part of the FAST-41 program, the funding for the updated Feasibility Study in place, and all baseline studies completed, Century Lithium has significantly mitigated risks associated with the project. The company is now centering its focus on the crucial next steps in the permitting process, which will enhance Angel Island's attractiveness to strategic investors, offtake partners, and government funding channels.
About Century Lithium Corp.
Century Lithium Corp. is an advanced-stage lithium firm focusing on the development of its wholly owned lithium project, Angel Island, situated in Esmeralda County, Nevada. This project is known to hold one of the largest sedimentary lithium deposits in the United States. The company is employing its innovative chloride leaching process combined with direct lithium extraction to produce battery-grade lithium carbonate samples from the lithium-rich claystone at Angel Island's Demonstration Plant located in Amargosa Valley, Nevada.
Angel Island stands out as one of the few advanced lithium projects underway in the U.S., providing a comprehensive approach to delivering battery-grade lithium carbonate, which is essential for the burgeoning electric vehicle and battery storage markets. Currently, the project is navigating through the permitting phase for a three-pronged feasibility-level production strategy, which is anticipated to generate an average of 34,000 tonnes of lithium carbonate per year over a 40-year operational lifespan.
Century Lithium is listed on the TSX Venture Exchange under the ticker symbol "LCE", the OTCQX as "CYDVF", and on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange as "C1Z". For more information, please visit
centurylithium.com.
Conclusion
With pivotal developments in permitting processes and strong backing for funding, Century Lithium is poised to make significant contributions to the lithium market, advancing the nation's goal of securing a stable supply of critical minerals needed for future energy storage and electric vehicle technologies.