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Savannah wins Overseas Direct Investment Award

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Savannah Resources Plc, the developer of the Barroso Lithium Project (the 'Project') in Portugal, Europe's largest spodumene lithium deposit, is pleased to announce that it was the recipient of the Overseas Direct Investment Award, from the UK-Portugal Business Alliance. The ceremony took place in Lisbon on 22 March and was hosted by His Majesty's Ambassador to Portugal, Lisa Bandari, together with HM Trade Commissioner for Europe, Chris Barton, in an event at the British Ambassador's Residence.

Administrated by the UK Department for Business and Trade (DBT) in Portugal, the UK-Portugal Business Alliance event is an initiative to reward and publicly recognise the entrepreneurial effort of Portuguese companies that have chosen the United Kingdom as an investment destination, as well as British companies that have achieved success in Portugal, some of which are also direct investors in the Portuguese market, such as Savannah.

Now in its 14th year, the UK-Portugal Business Awards celebrated the achievements of 25 businesses this year, out of the wide group of companies the DBT Portugal team supports.

Pictured below is Savannah's CEO, Emanuel Proença (2nd from right) with HM Ambassador, Lisa Bandari and HM Trade Commissioner for Europe, Chris Barton (2nd and 3rd from left respectively) alongside other winners at the UK-Portugal Business Alliance Awards ceremony.

Savannah - Enabling Europe's energy transition.

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