Lithium Universe launches its Investor Hub
September 20, 2023Lithium Universe has created a dedicated platform for investors to learn more about Lithium Universe and all its latest activities during this exciting period of rapid growth for the company.
Lithium Universe will be regularly uploading new content to the hub, including videos accompanying select announcements, education material, expert interviews and corporate research.
Lithium Universe encourages investors to post questions/feedback through the Q&A function accompanying each piece of content and the team will respond promptly.
How to join the Lithium Universe Investor Hub:
1. Head to: https://investorhub.lithiumuniverse.com/auth/signup
2. Follow the prompts to sign up for an Investor Hub account
3. Complete your account profile
Investors with complete accounts on the Investor Hub may be invited to exclusive company events and corporate opportunities from time to time.
About Lithium Universe Limited (ASX: LU7)
LU7’s main objective is to establish itself as a prominent Lithium project builder by prioritizing the swift and successful development of Lithium projects. Instead of exploring for the sake of exploration, LU7’s mission is to quickly obtain a resource and construct a spodumene-producing mine in Québec, Canada. Unlike many other Lithium exploration companies, LU7 possesses the essential expertise and skill to develop and construct profitable projects. Additionally, Lithium Universe Limited has access to significant Lithium opportunities in Tier 1 mining jurisdictions in Canada and Australia. Tier 1 Lithium
Apollo Lithium Project (80%)
Commanding a land position spanning over 240 km2, Apollo is located in the same greenstone belt and only 29 kilometres southeast of the Corvette Lithium Project owned by Patriot Battery Metals (market cap of over A$1.4 billion). Patriot’s most successful drill result was a remarkable 156 meters at 2.12% Li2O at CV5. Similarly, 28 kilometres to the east, Winsome Resources Limited (market capitalization of over A$300 million) recently announced drilling hits of 107 meters at 1.34% Li2O from 2.3 meters (AD-22-005) at their Adina Project. Apollo has 17 pegmatite outcrops reported on the tenement package. Given the exceptional results from these neighbouring projects, the Apollo Lithium Project has the potential to be equally successful.
Adina South & Adina West Lithium Project (80%)
The project is situated near the Adina discovery, which is owned by Winsome Resources, a Company with a Market Capitalisation of over A$300m in the market. The Adina Project has produced a visual pegmatite intersection of over 160m in drills, lying beneath an outcropping of 4.89% Li2O. Recently, Winsome Resources reported successful drilling results, with AD-22-005 yielding 107m at 1.34% Li2O from 2.3m at their Adina Project. The Adina South & Adina West Lithium Project boasts one of the largest prospective land holdings near Winsome Resources Limited. Aerial satellite images have revealed similar pegmatite occurrences at the surface.
Margot Lake Lithium Project (80%) The Margot Lake project is located in north-western Ontario, in the premium lithium mineral district of Ontario’s Great Lakes region. The project is situated 16km southeast of Frontier Lithium’s (TSX-V: FL) PAK Deposit, which contains 9.3Mt at 2.0% Li2O, and 18km away from Frontier’s Spark Deposit, which contains 32.5Mt at 1.4% Li2O. The tenement contains nine confirmed and mapped pegmatites and is located in a highly competitive district due to recent major discoveries of lithium. Frontier Lithium, with a market capitalization of more than CAD$450 million, is a significant player in the region.
Lefroy Lithium Project (100%) Lefroy is in the mineral-rich Goldfields region of Western Australia. This strategically located project is near the Bald Hill Lithium Mine, which has a top-quality spodumene concentrate with low levels of mica and iron, as well as significant tantalum by-product production. The Bald Hill mine has a resource of 26.5 million tonnes at 1.00% Li2O. The Lefroy project is also located near the Mt. Marion Lithium Mine, which is owned by Mineral Resources and has a market capitalization of A$17B. Mt. Marion produces 900,000 tonnes of mixed-grade spodumene concentrate annually and is approximately 60 kilometres from the Lefroy project.
Voyager Rare Earth Project (80%) The Voyager project is in north tenements positioned between ABx Group tenures, where clay-hosted rare earth elements (REE) and niobium have been discovered and hold resources of 27Mt. These areas are analogous to Ionic Adsorption Clay (IAC) deposits that have produced REE in southern China using simple leaching. ABx stated that early test work indications show their rare earth elements are easily leached and could be concentrated at low cost, with no deleterious elements. Geological mapping of Voyager’s tenures indicates the presence of various areas of clay and bauxite, which is the ideal geological environment for the occurrence of rare earth elements.
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