Building a Lithium Future

Commanding a dominant land position spanning over 240 km², Apollo has geology and geophysical characteristics similar to the spodumene pegmatites in the area. Most notably, the project is 29 km south-east of the Corvette Lithium Project owned by Patriot Battery Metals Inc. and 28km to the west of Winsome Resources’ highly-prospective Adina project

The Company’s project is situated in close proximity to the Adina Project, hosting the Adina and Jamar Prospects, owned by Winsome Resources. A total of 4 outcrops on the Adina property have been identified as dominantly being pegmatite hosted by granite outcrops containing biotite and pegmatic/muscovite textures.

The Margot Lake project is in north-western Ontario, in the premium lithium region of Ontario’s Red Lakes Mining District. Notably, the highly competitive district where the project is situated is labelled “Electric Avenue” due to recent major discoveries by Frontier Lithium Inc.

The Lefroy project is located within the mineral-rich Goldfields region of Western Australia. This strategically located project is proximal to the Bald Hill Lithium Mine, which has a high-quality spodumene concentrate with low levels of mica and iron, as well as significant tantalum by-product production.

The Voyager Project boasts a large landholding of 411km² over 7 licenses in Tasmania. Voyager North is a greenfield exploration project for Rare Earths, strategically located near Launceston, Tasmania – which has become home to one the first Ionic Clay Rare Earth discovery in Tasmania.