Sigma Lithium resumed work, produced 11,000 tonnes in 4Q, and plans an 85% cut in short-term debt. Its bond may become shares, and the 2027 production target depends on the first plant, but resumed output and debt relief support the company.
The restart gives Sigma a way to keep producing, and early 4Q output supports that reading. Cash from operations and less short-term debt give it more room to run. The bond can become shares, and the 2027 production target depends on the first plant running.
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