Prairie Lithium

A total indicated resource of 4.6 million tonnes of Lithium Carbonate Equivalent (LCE).

4.6 MT LCE Resource

Our project benefits from readily accessible infrastructure in a premier mining jurisdiction.

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We operate within regulatory systems built on decades of local mining and oil and gas expertise.

Efficient Regulation

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Managing Director Paul Lloyd and Chairman Barnaby Egerton Warburton discuss why Direct Lithium Extraction is more efficient, sustainable, and environmentally friendly than traditional methods, and how it will shape the future of global lithium production.

We are developing a world-class 4.6 million tonne LCE resource in Saskatchewan, Canada, leveraging existing infrastructure and proven production technology to meet the growing global demand for lithium.

We have received approval from the Saskatchewan Ministry of Energy and Resources for Phase 1 production at Pad #1. This represents the first lithium brine project in Saskatchewan to reach this milestone, and one of the first in North America to be approved for initial production.

Phase 1 will see the Prairie Lithium Project go into production at Pad #1.

Utilizing a commercial-scale DLE unit capable of producing 150 TPA LCE.

De-risking with a commercial-scale proof of concept allows us to increase production by rapid replication at additional pad locations.

Our production process leverages proven methods and innovative technology:

We utilize conventional oil and gas drilling to access lithium-rich brine from aquifers approximately 2.0 km underground.

Direct Lithium Extraction (DLE) technology is used to separate lithium from the brine.

Remaining lithium-depleted brine is disposed of back underground into a different aquifer.

The extracted concentrate is then converted to an upgraded high-purity material.

Our future production strategy is built on modular scalability. Each production pad is a self-contained unit composed of production wells, disposal wells, and a processing facility. This approach allows us to scale production efficiently across our extensive permit area.

Direct Lithium Extraction (DLE) represents a significant advancement in lithium recovery by selectively extracting lithium ions directly from lithium-rich brines. This technology significantly improves the overall environmental impact of extraction compared to traditional methods.

One of our key advantages is that DLE can be used on resources with lower lithium concentrations that traditional mining methods, such as hard rock mining or evaporation ponds, would find uneconomical. As global demand for lithium-ion batteries increases, DLE will be essential to meeting the world's supply needs.

Our Prairie Lithium project is located in southeast Saskatchewan, Canada and is comprised of over 345,000 acres of subsurface permits. We are focused on developing this high-quality North American resource to provide a sustainable supply of battery-grade lithium.

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