We’re at the dawn of a new, unprecedented age.

Like the nationalization of electricity in 1962, the energy transition we’re leading has become the foundation of a second major transformation to make a difference in the fight against climate change.

At Sayona, we not only want to make a difference, but also do things differently.

We want our values of integrity, respect, and excellence to translate into a strong commitment to our communities, the environment, and most importantly, to our most valuable asset: our team members, whom we see as family.

We truly believe that our organization is a family, and our goal is to make you all proud to be part of it. Each one of you makes a difference at our Sayona sites, by welcoming our projects in your communities and by showing heart and passion for your work, day after day. We strongly believe that together, we can succeed in creating a better and greener future for the generations to come.

We strive for long-term sustainable development, not only for the environment, but also for our region’s socioeconomic vitality and citizens’ quality of life. That’s why we constantly aim to improve our practices to minimize environmental impacts, always choose the path that leads to greater economic benefits, and take good care of our host communities to maintain the social acceptability of our activities.

By taking our rightful place in the global market, we are ensuring that the lithium used to electrify transportation is obtained within a strict regulatory framework, using clean energy—hydroelectricity.

But none of this would be possible without you, the people who come to work at the North American Lithium Complex every day. Today we would like to take the time to thank you for your involvement and dedication to this project, despite the challenges we’ve had to face over the past few years.

Now, it’s time to make history. And we want you by our side.

Ultimately, we want to see the local economy flourish and, hopefully, create a healthier environment for our children and grandchildren.