SINGAPORE – Media OutReach Newswire – 17 July 2025 – Beauty Fiesta 2025 is set to dazzle beauty lovers once again with its most spectacular edition yet. Taking place at Singapore EXPO Hall 6A across two weekends (25–27 July and 1–3 August), the event promises over 6,000 beauty deals, exclusive daily drops from $1, and grand prize giveaways including a Rolex timepiece and a BYD Atto 3 electric car.

With more than 100,000 attendees in previous years, this year’s Beauty Fiesta is poised to be the ultimate destination for luxury beauty steals and viral must-haves — all under one roof.

Unmissable Deals & Star Buys – By Category

Skincare
Don’t miss the Helena Rubinstein Re-Plasty Night Cream — now just $328 (U.P. $659), one of the lowest prices in Singapore for this luxury icon. Other steals include SK-II Facial Treatment Essence 230ml at $148, La Prairie Eye Complex 15ml at $89, Dr.Jart+ Masks (5s) at $8, and Decorté Prime Latte Emulsion for only $18.

Makeup
Snag cult-favourites like NARS Air Matte Lip at $15 (U.P. $48), Lancôme Cushion Compact for $39, and Givenchy Prisme Libre Powder at $39 — luxe formulas at bargain prices.

Fragrance
Fragrance lovers will find iconic scents like Jo Malone English Pear 100ml at $109, Armani Prive The Yulong at $168, and Burberry 100ml EDPs from $49. Even bigger steals include Elizabeth Arden 5th Avenue 75ml for just $19 and Issey Miyake 123ml at $49.

Hair & Body Care
Score essentials like Olaplex LashBond Serum for $19, Aveda 1L Shampoo at $49, and Shu Uemura Cleansing Oils 450ml for $65 — perfect for self-care restocks.

$1 Deals
Select daily drops start at just $1 — revealed on-site only. Come early before they’re gone.

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First 400 Guests Daily Receive a $388 Goodie Bag

Spend $300 or more and be among the first 400 shoppers each day to redeem a $388 goodie bag, packed with full-sized products from beloved beauty brands. While stocks last.

Daily Lucky Draws – Ticket-Holders Automatically Entered

All ticket holders are automatically entered into the daily lucky draws, held three times per day. Prizes include:

• Luxury beauty gift sets
• Labubu & Crybaby blind boxes
• Viral favourites featured by influencers

Grand Prizes:

• Rolex Draws on 27 July & 2 August
• BYD Atto 3 Electric Car on 3 August (requires min. $500 spend in one receipt)

Winners need not be present to claim.

Event Details

Dates: 25–27 July and 1–3 August 2025 (Friday to Sunday)
Opening Hours: 10:00 AM to 9:30 PM daily
Location: Singapore EXPO, Hall 6A
Admission: $10 per ticket

Buy Tickets Now: https://beautyfiesta2025.eventbrite.sg/?aff=PR

Only $8 with promo code “Special”. Don’t miss the biggest beauty sale of the year.

Official Website: www.beautyfiesta.com.sg

Why You Shouldn’t Miss It

• Over 200 beauty, skincare, fragrance & haircare brands
• Exclusive event-only pricing — not available online or in stores
• Free entry to all lucky draws with every ticket
• $1 steals and up to 90% off luxury and trending products
• Goodie bags worth $388 for top 400 spenders each day
• Easy access via Expo MRT, fully air-conditioned venue
• Proven success — 100,000+ shoppers at past Beauty Fiestas

A Word from the Organiser

“This year’s Beauty Fiesta isn’t just about discounts — it’s about celebrating self-expression, discovery, and the joy of beauty,” said the organising team. “Whether you’re a skincare devotee, fragrance collector, or simply love a great deal, this is the one event you won’t want to miss.”

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Observed Surface Sample Grades up to 28,870ppm TREO and 23.2% TiO2

Belo Horizonte, Brazil – Newsfile Corp. – July 17, 2025 – Atlas Critical Minerals Corporation (OTCQB: JUPGF) (“Atlas Critical Minerals” or the “Company”) is pleased to report strong initial rare earth and titanium results from its Alto do Paranaíba Project (the “Project”), located in the western part of state of Minas Gerais, Brazil. The project demonstrates significant potential for near-surface rare earth and titanium mineralization within the “Mata da Corda” Group geological sequence. SGS Canada,Inc. (“SGS”) was retained to prepare technical reports under U.S. Regulation S-K 1300. In particular, Marc-Antoine Laporte and Yann Camus from SGS are Qualified Persons for the Project. SGS is well-known as a global leader in testing, inspection and certification of mineral properties and projects.

The Project comprises mineral rights totaling more than 25,000 hectares, strategically positioned within a major volcano-sedimentary geological sequence. The extensive Project area has been divided into three exploration blocks for ease of exploration activities as shown in Figure 1.

Figure 1 – Exploration Blocks of the Alto do Paranaíba Project

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The Mata da Corda Group consists of the sedimentary Capacete Formation crosscut by the volcanic Patos Formation. This geological setting, with its geochemical signature confirmed to be related to Brazilian late Cretaceous Alkaline Provinces, provides outstanding exploration potential for mineralization for both rare earth elements and titanium.

Surface Sampling Results

The Company’s initial exploration campaign has included 770 surface samples (rock and soil), which demonstrated consistently high grades across all three blocks:

Block 1 Highlights:

• 5,984 ppm TREO; 1,700 ppm MREO; 14.8% TiO₂ (Sample APPPA00152)
• 4,897 ppm TREO; 1,301 ppm MREO; 13.9% TiO₂ (Sample PCP-000019)
• 4,648 ppm TREO; 1,246 ppm MREO; 17.4% TiO₂ (Sample APPPA00111)

Figure 2 – Block 1 Surface Sampling Results Map Indicating Widespread High-Grade TREO Mineralization (>1,500ppm)

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Block 2 Highlights:

• 7,091ppm TREO; 2,023 ppm MREO; 11.9% TiO₂ (Sample SPJ-00086)
• 6,759 ppm TREO; 2,191 ppm MREO; 12.0% TiO₂ (Sample SPJ-00069)
• 6,405 ppm TREO; 1,643 ppm MREO; 18.6% TiO₂ (Sample SPJ-00008)

Figure 3 – Block 2 North Surface Sampling Results Highlighting Multiple High-Grade Zones

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Figure 4 – Block 2 South Surface Sampling Results Showing Strong Grades in Specific Locations

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Block 3 Highlights:

• 28,870 ppm TREO; 7,493 ppm MREO; 16.5% TiO₂ (Sample STG-000014)
• 16,152 ppm TREO; 3,915 ppm MREO; 6.1% TiO₂ (Sample ATI-089)
• 10,586 ppm TREO; 679 ppm MREO; 12.7% TiO₂ (Sample ATI-025)
• 23.2% TiO₂ (Sample SVV-00003)

Figure 5 – Block 3 North Surface Sampling Results Demonstrating Extensive Mineralization and Results up to 16,152 ppm TREO

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Figure 6 – Block 3 South Surface Sampling Results Including Highest-Grade Intercepts

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Initial Auger Drilling Campaign Delivers Strong Near-Surface Results

Initial auger drilling comprised 11 drillholes totaling 144 meters, with 178 core samples analyzed (including 22% QA/QC control samples). The drilling successfully intercepted high-grade, near-surface mineralization:

HOLE ID	FROM	TO	LENGTH	TREO (ppm)	MREO (ppm)	TiO2 (%)
DHTI-001	0	21	21	5,139	1,391	13.82
DHTI-001	0	12	12	5,961	1,690	13.27
DHTI-001	0	3	3	7,467	2,452	13.22
DHTI-001	7	12	4	5,825	1,446	16.34
DHTI-002	4	13.8	9.8	6,414	2,091	12.67
DHTI-002	8	13.8	5.8	7,729	2,681	12.45
DHTI-002	11	13	2	8,976	3,396	11.82
DHTI-003	0	7	7	4,067	1,090	11.93
DHTI-004	0	6	6	7,165	1,968	11.51
DHTI-004	0	3	3	9,028	2,393	9.67
DHCA-00001	2	10.3	8.3	3,999	993	14.28
DHCA-00001	6	10.3	4.3	4,706	1,124	15.06
DHCA-00002	3	10	7	3,442	821	15.95
DHCA-00003	2	8	6	3,396	812	11.21
DHPM-00002	4	10	6	3,007	682	14.03
DHPM-00003	1	6	5	3,129	716	13.00
DHLF-00001	3	9	6	3,275	754	13.76

Table 1 – Significant Drilling Intercepts from the Alto do Paranaíba Project Auger Drilling Campaign

• DHTI-001: 12m @ 5,961 ppm TREO; 1,690 ppm MREO; 13.3% TiO₂
• DHTI-002: 6m @ 7,729 ppm TREO; 2,680 ppm MREO; 12.5% TiO₂
• DHTI-003: 3m @ 4,713 ppm TREO; 1,311 ppm MREO; 12.9% TiO₂
• DHCA-00001: 4.3m @ 4,706 ppm TREO; 1,124 ppm MREO; 15.1% TiO₂
• DHCA-00002: 7m @ 3,442 ppm TREO; 821 ppm MREO; 15.9% TiO₂
• DHCA-00003: 6m @ 3,396 ppm TREO; 812 ppm MREO; 11.2% TiO₂
• DHPM-00002: 6m @ 3,007 ppm TREO; 682 ppm MREO; 14.0% TiO₂
• DHPM-00003: 5m @ 3,129 ppm TREO; 716 ppm MREO; 13.0% TiO₂
• DHLF-00001: 6m @ 3,275 ppm TREO; 754 ppm MREO; 13.8% TiO₂

Figure 7 – Drill Core Sample DHTI-0004 (0-3.9m) Showing Clay-Hosted Mineralization with 3m @ 9,028 ppm TREO, 2,393 ppm MREO, 9.7% TiO₂

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Average TREO grades by block demonstrate consistent mineralization: Block 1 averaged 3,157 ppm TREO; Block 2 averaged 2,312 ppm TREO; and Block 3 averaged 4,906 ppm TREO. Notably, Block 3 showed high Nd+Pr averages up to 1,108ppm.

Geological Setting and Mineralization Model

The Project area benefits from intense laterization processes typical of Brazil’s tropical climate, which has led to enrichment of titanium and rare earth elements within the weathered profile. The mineralized sequence occurs within extensively oxidized zones of the Mata da Corda Group, with drilling reaching maximum depths of approximately 21 meters.

The strong positive correlation between rare earth elements and titanium, combined with the sequence’s intense magnetism, makes the geological unit highly responsive to geophysical surveys, facilitating future exploration targeting.

Figure 8 – Magnetometry Analytic Signal Map Showing Strong Positive Anomalies Associated with Mata da Corda Group Mineralization

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Quality Assurance/Quality Control

All samples were analyzed by SGS Geosol, considered to be the premier analytical laboratory in Brazil and used by major mining companies. Quality control samples, such as blanks, duplicates and standards (CRM) were inserted into each analytical batch. For all analysis methods, the average number of QA/QC represented 22% of the analytical run.

Terminology: TREO means Total Rare Earths Oxides, MREO means Magnetic Rare Earths Oxides, and TiO₂ represents titanium dioxide.

About Atlas Critical Minerals Corporation

Atlas Critical Minerals Corporation (OTCQB: JUPGF) controls a large portfolio of critical mineral rights in Brazil, encompassing over 575,000 acres, and including projects in rare earths, titanium, and graphite — minerals essential for defense applications and electrification. Additionally, we own a quarry for high-quality quartzite and one of our iron ore projects is expected to start production during 2025.

Safe Harbor Statement

This press release contains forward-looking statements within the meaning of Section 27A of the Securities Act of 1933, as amended, and Section 21E of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, as amended including the timing of commencement of the public offering and the ability of the Company to have its common stock listed on the Exchange. Forward-looking statements are based upon the current plans, estimates and projections of Atlas Critical Minerals and its subsidiaries and are subject to inherent risks and uncertainties which could cause actual results to differ from the forward-looking statements. Therefore, you should not place undue reliance on these forward-looking statements.

Risks related to the Company and its subsidiaries are discussed in the section entitled “Risk Factors” in the Company’s Form 20-F filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission (the “SEC”) on February 28, 2025. Please also refer to the Company’s other filings with the SEC, all of which are available at www.sec.gov. In addition, any forward-looking statements represent the Company’s views only as of today and should not be relied upon as representing its views as of any subsequent date. The Company explicitly disclaims any obligation to update any forward-looking statements.

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Brian W. Bernier
Vice President, Investor Relations
+1 (833) 661-7900
brian.bernier@atlas-cm.com
https://www.atlascriticalminerals.com/
@Atlas_Crit_Min

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BEIJING, CHINA – Media OutReach Newswire – 17 July 2025 – On July 16, Data Center Asia 2025 officially opened in Hong Kong. As an innovation practitioner in the field of liquid cooling, SLiquid Global made a significant appearance at the event, unveiling its latest innovations. In addition to delivering a keynote speech at the main forum, the company showcased a range of groundbreaking technologies in the liquid cooling space, including phase-change immersion liquid cooling servers, new generation of liquid-cooling data center overall solution, and cold plate-integrated air-liquid hybrid cooling data center solution.

These cutting-edge offerings attracted widespread attention on-site and quickly became one of the highlights of the exhibition.

At the event, Dr. Teny Zhang, CTO of SLiquid Global, shared his insights on the strategic importance of liquid cooling in light of current industry trends. He emphasized that

liquid cooling is not just equipment — it is a full-lifecycle service encompassing system planning, product delivery, and operation & maintenance. Building on this perspective, SLiquid Global has put forward a new service philosophy: All-in-One Liquid Cooling Ecosystem.

Liquid Cooling is Imperative

With the rapid development of technologies such as large-scale AI models and high-density computing, computing power demand continues to surge.

According to industry data, global data center installed capacity reached 46 GW by the end of 2023 and is projected to grow to 87 GW by 2027. Behind this accelerating expansion of computing power lies the parallel rise of energy consumption and thermal management challenges.

As chip design continues to evolve toward higher density and power consumption, traditional air cooling systems are reaching their thermal limits. High energy consumption, low space utilization, excessive noise, and elevated failure rates are making it increasingly difficult for air cooling to meet the growing demands of next-generation data centers in terms of performance, energy efficiency, and reliability.

In contrast, liquid cooling offers significantly higher thermal conductivity, enabling greater computing power deployment within the same physical footprint. It also substantially reduces the energy consumption of auxiliary components such as fans, contributing directly to green energy and sustainability goals. This represents not only a leap forward in technology but also a reflection of the new expectations for energy efficiency, security, and operational stability within computing infrastructure.

The value of liquid cooling is shifting from “efficient heat dissipation” to a strategic enabler of modern data center operations.

From “Cold Equipment” to “Warm Services”: Building a Full-Lifecycle Liquid Cooling Ecosystem

While liquid cooling presents promising prospects, it still faces significant challenges in real-world implementation — from planning and design to deployment. These include difficulty in matching server specifications, a disconnect between design institute experience and liquid cooling requirements, conflicts between liquid cooling systems and traditional HVAC concepts, and the lack of industry-standardized guidelines.

To address these issues, SLiquid Global actively champions the concept of all-in-one liquid cooling ecosystem by offering a one-stop, end-to-end delivery system encompassing system planning, detailed design, product delivery and operation & maintenance. This ecosystem launches new customized services for the full-lifecycle of liquid cooling data centers. This comprehensive service model covers everything from early-stage requirement analysis, architecture planning, and thermal distribution design to mid-stage system integration, production delivery, and installation commissioning; and finally to post-deployment services such as operations training, water quality management, and O&M to ensure system stability.

SLiquid Global has built a closed-loop liquid cooling service ecosystem. At the core of this ecosystem is the company’s proprietary SLiquid Intelligent O&M Platform, which enables a shift from manual operations to intelligent monitoring. The platform integrates key capabilities including real-time system monitoring, fault prediction, and energy efficiency optimization — significantly enhancing the stability and operational efficiency of liquid cooling infrastructure.

SLiquid Global has made strategic investments in the development of liquid cooling technology. With profound technological innovation achievements and solid engineering expertise, the company has established itself as an active innovator and practitioner in liquid cooling research and development. Notably, it has played a critical role in driving the technology’s progression from proof-of-concept to large-scale commercial implementation, relying on its robust technical solution portfolio and powerful service capabilities in the field.

Liquid cooling is more than just equipment — it represents a fundamental shift in service philosophy.

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