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Letter from the CEO
Nolan Peterson reflects on the Great Atlantic Salt Project investor tour, financing progress, and the team preparing for the next phase.
“There is a point where confidence in a project begins to shift from theoretical to tangible.”

Nolan Peterson
Chief Executive Officer, Atlas Salt
Atlas Salt Listings
Live market data by TradingView. Quotes may be delayed per exchange rules.
Corporate documents
June 2026 LIFE Offering Document
Amended & restated listed issuer financing document
Crystal Research Report
Independent research coverage of Atlas Salt — March 2026.
CRUX Research — 2026 Salt Report
Sector research on the salt market and Atlas Salt — March 2026.
Coverage & interviews
Selected articles, interviews, and presentations from third-party outlets covering Atlas Salt and the Great Atlantic Salt Project.
Renmark Virtual Non-Deal Roadshow — TSX-V: SALT / OTCQX: SALQF
Atlas Salt Advances Eastern North America's First Major New Salt Mine in Decades
Atlas Salt Building North America's First New Salt Mine in a Quarter Century
No Competitors, Lowest-Cost Producer: A Mining Story Built for Certainty
Construction Begins at Great Atlantic Project
Salt Market Insight with Nolan Peterson
CEO Nolan Peterson on Project Development, Financing Strategy and Salt Market Opportunity
The Salt Mine Billionaires Are Watching
Updated Feasibility Study Presentation — Robert Booth
Atlas to Develop Newfoundland's Great Atlantic Salt Deposit
The salt market, in the news
Third-party reporting on the market forces behind the Atlas Salt story — tightening supply, rising import costs, and municipalities paying record prices for de-icing salt.
Dry Bulk Shipping Rates Are Significantly Up — Highest Since 2023, With No End in Sight
Rising dry bulk rates raise the delivered cost of overseas salt into North American ports.
Reductions in Panama Canal Shipping Slot Availabilities
Fewer canal slots tighten the supply chain that import-dependent salt buyers rely on.
Weirton Receives No Bids for Road De-Icing Salt
The municipality received no bids for salt this season and authorized administrators to pay US$175 per short ton in the spot market, versus US$88 last year (itself up from US$78 the year before).
Increased Road Salt Costs Leave Pennsylvania Municipalities Scrambling
After an initial tender drew no bids, a re-tender received a single bid at US$160 per ton, up 81% from last year's US$88.
Quarterly filings
Financial statements and management's discussion & analysis for every quarter. Complete regulatory filings are on SEDAR+.