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On September 24, 2025, Kyiv hosted the inaugural international United by Mining Forum, organized by the National Association of Mining Industry of Ukraine with the support of the U.S. Embassy’s Commercial Service in Ukraine and the Ukrainian Chamber of Commerce and Industry. The forum brought together government officials, business leaders, international organizations, and investors to discuss the future of Ukraine’s resource economy and the country’s integration into global critical minerals supply chains.

On July 10–11, 2025, UkrLithiumMining (ULM) once again took part in the annual international Ukraine Recovery Conference (URC), which this year was held in Rome. The event traditionally brings together representatives of governments, businesses, and international organizations from over 60 countries to collaborate on strategies for Ukraine's sustainable recovery.

On 23 January 2025, our company took part in the conference “Strategic Resources of Ukraine: Scenarios for the Development of the Subsoil Use Industry”, organized by the “We Build Ukraine” Foundation in partnership with the National Association of Extractive Industries of Ukraine (NADPU). The event brought together representatives of government, business and the expert community to discuss the prospects for the development of critical materials, including lithium.

ULM has conducted an Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) to ensure environmental safety during the extraction of petalite lithium ores at Polokhivske deposit. Based on this assessment, the company has developed and will implement measures to minimise any environmental risks, ensuring the conservation of natural resources, clean air and water, and safety for local communities. The EIA procedure was carried out in accordance with the Law of Ukraine “On Environmental Impact Assessment” and ensured timely, adequate and effective public information at all stages.

Denys Aloshyn, Chief Strategy Officer of ULM, took part in a roundtable discussion on Critical Raw Materials: Opportunities in Ukraine and Ukraine's Potential Role in European Value Chains at the Ukraine Recovery Conference in Berlin. 

In April 2024, as part of the Environmental and Social Impact Assessment (ESIA), specialists from CDM Engineering Ukraine LLC revisited the Polokhivske lithium deposit site and its surrounding areas. Their objective was to collect water and air samples and conduct a comprehensive study of the plant and wildlife diversity that may be impacted by the company's planned activities.