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The termination of the federal grant significantly impacts ABAT's funding and project viability, akin to past examples where funding loss led to substantial stock declines.
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ABAT's federal grant for lithium project was terminated by the DOE. This termination resulted in a 27% drop in ABAT's stock price. ABAT plans to appeal the DOE's decision and continue the project. The company raised over $52 million for operations despite the setback. Tonopah Lithium Flats Project maintains strategic importance and funding support.
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