Aguia Resources says it has received the final operating licence for its Tres Estradas phosphate project in Brazil and has started mining immediately. Multiple outlets report that the approval is described as a “green light” for the project, clearing the way for operations to begin at the site. One outlet also frames the project’s start as a shift toward producing fertiliser domestically, linking the mining commencement to Aguia’s broader plan to operate a phosphate supply chain for fertiliser production within Brazil. The reports indicate that the company’s next step following the licensing decision is active extraction at Tres Estradas, marking the move from development and approvals into full operational activity. The coverage is consistent in stating that the licence is final (as opposed to interim or conditional) and that mining has commenced without delay after approval. The articles do not provide further details such as production targets, timeline for ramp-up, or financial implications in the material provided.