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Grid Battery Metals: Exploring High Lithium and Copper Potential in Mining-Friendly Nevada and British Columbia

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Pro-Mining Nevada

Four highly prospective lithium and copper exploration properties in mining-friendly Nevada, USA and British Columbia, Canada.

Federal Lithium Push

The US government has prioritized lithium exploration, introducing legislation that benefits exploration and production.

CAD $5M Working Capital

A strong financial position with approximately CAD$5 million in working capital.

 

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Unlocking Potential to Supply a Growing Battery Metals Market 

We’re Exploring 3 Exciting Lithium Projects in Nevada and a sizeable Copper Project in British Columbia

Grid Battery Metals Inc. (TSX.V: CELL | OTCQB: EVKRF | FRA: NMK2) is a Canadian-based mineral exploration company focused on green energy and uncovering the high-value battery metals in North America required for the electric vehicle (EV) market. 

Dedicated to building a cleaner future, we are focused on exploring highly prospective lithium projects in mining-friendly Nevada. 

Led by seasoned executives who have proven success in the region, the company has a strong financial position with fully funded exploration plans for 2024.

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Participate in the Exciting Exploration Potential of Our Texas Spring Lithium Exploration Project

Our Flagship Project Situated in a Highly Prospective Region

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The Texas Spring Property encompasses a series of mineral lode claims over 400 hectares in Elko County, Nevada. Located in the Granite Range and southeast of Jackpot, Nevada, the project is also approximately 73 kilometers north-northeast of Wells, Nevada. 

In addition, the property adjoins the southern border of the Nevada North Lithium Project owned by Surge Battery Metals (TSX.V: NILI | OTC: NILIF). The Grid management and exploration team were the early founders of Surge Battery Metals, and first discovered the Nevada North Lithium Project, which is getting a ton of attention due to the size of its lithium discovery.

The Surge Battery Metals discovery totals 725 mineral claims and has identified strong mineralized lithium-bearing clays with an average lithium content of 3,254 ppm. More recently, in 2023, additional drilling results on this property have shown higher grade lithium up to a staggering 8,070 ppm after a secondary drilling project was completed.

Our team has recently completed the first phase of the initial exploration program at Texas Spring. The reported results were impressive and on-trend with the results found at Surge Battery Metals’ Nevada North Lithium Property that adjoins the Texas Spring Property to the north. The company’s Phase 1 results showed average lithium grades of 2,010 ppm, applying a 1,000 ppm cut-off, and up to an impressive 5,610 ppm lithium.

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Planned Lithium Exploration Across Three Lithium Projects

In addition to Texas Spring, Grid Battery Metals is also exploring two other lithium properties in Nevada and one in British Columbia. 

Our second highly prospective lithium exploration property, the 2,300-acre Clayton Valley Property, includes 118 claims and is immediately north of the Silver Peak Lithium Project that belongs to Albemarle Corporation (NYSE: ALB) which is home to North America’s only producing lithium brine mine.

The company's recent acquisition, the Grid BC Copper Project, strategically positions itself within the highly prospective Intermontane Belt. This prime location offers significant potential for discovering valuable mineral deposits, including copper and gold, particularly in proximity to major NW-trending structures and historically rich sites like the Lustdust and Axelgold properties. The area has a rich history of mineral exploration and several copper deposits are located nearby including the Mt. Milligan Mine operated by Centerra Gold.

As it stands, our team plans to run exploration projects across all four Nevada and British Columbia projects in 2024. 

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A Strong Working Capital Position That’s Ideal for Early Investors

From a financial perspective, Grid Battery Metals is well-positioned to ensure sustainable operations for quite some time to come. We raised approximately CAD$5 million through private placements during 2023 and sold third-party publicly traded shares on our balance sheet for an additional CAD$5 million. In addition, we currently have a strong working capital position of over CAD$5 million. This places us in a great position to fund exploration projects for 2024 and beyond.


Our team has taken a concerted approach to building wealth and funding, leveraging multiple opportunities.

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10 Reasons to Invest in Grid Battery Metals

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Growing Demand

Grid Battery Metals is well poised to help meet the growing demand for battery metals — particularly lithium.

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Tax Benefits

The US government has made lithium exploration a priority, introducing legislation and tax breaks that benefit exploration and production.

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Highly Prospective

The company is exploring three highly prospective lithium properties in Nevada, USA: Texas Spring, Clayton Valley, and Volt Canyon, and a copper project in BC, Canada.

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Significant Mineralization

Initial exploration efforts at the Texas Spring Lithium exploration property have successfully identified lithium-rich clay deposits with significant mineralization.

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Lithium Discovery

The prospective property adjoins the southern border of the Nevada North Lithium Project, which boasts drill results of up to 8,070 ppm lithium. The Grid management and exploration team first discovered the Nevada North Lithium discovery while working at Surge.

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Strong Position

The company has a strong capital position having raised roughly CAD$5 million through private placements during 2023, and sold CAD$5 million shares held on its balance sheet for an additional non-dilutive company financing. We currently have over CAD$5 million in available liquidity.

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Project Plans

All four lithium and copper projects have exploration planned for 2024, and all project plans for the year are fully funded.

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Mining Friendly

All of Grid Battery Metal’s projects are situated in mining-friendly jurisdictions with reliable infrastructure.

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New Opportunities

The company is actively exploring other opportunities for contributing to the supply of important and much-needed battery metals.

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Seasoned Management Team

A seasoned management team that has actively and successfully been exploring EV battery metals in Nevada for over a decade.

Poised to Serve a Booming Electric Vehicle Market at Risk of a Lithium Deficit

The EV market is experiencing rapidly growing demand. Today, almost 14 million EVs were registered globally in 2023, bringing their total number on roads to 40 million. This is putting significant pressure on battery metal production — particularly lithium. In addition, passenger vehicles powered by lithium-ion batteries are expected to represent 27% of the market by 2030, and 50% by 2050. 

Many manufacturers are concerned about whether producers can meet this demand. In fact, analysts are predicting a lithium shortage as early as 2025. It’s a deficit that looms large as the global demand for the metal is forecasted to reach over 3 million metric tons needed by 2030, with EV sales expected to reach over 30 million by the same year.

Currently, the US produces less than 3% of the global lithium supply, but regulatory shifts have made local lithium production a priority, which is ideal for our three exploration projects in Nevada. The demand is running rampant. The total lithium market is expected to grow by nine times by 2050 compared to 2022.

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Latest News from the Grid Battery Metals Team

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Grid Battery Expands Land Holdings by Adding a Copper Project in Northern Central British Columbia

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Grid Battery Metals Completes Phase 2 of its 2024 Exploration Plan on the Clayton Valley Lithium Project

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Grid Battery Metals Completes Phase 1 of its 2024 Exploration Plan on the Clayton Valley Lithium Project

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The Team

TIM FERNBACK

PRESIDENT & CEO

Mr. Fernback brings over 30 years of experience in financing public and private companies in Canada. Mr. Fernback obtained a Bachelor of Science, Honours (B.Sc.) from McMaster University in Hamilton, Ontario and a Master of Business Administration (MBA) with a concentration in Finance from the University of British Columbia. Mr. Fernback holds a Certified Professional Accounting (CPA, CMA) designation in Canada, is a former investment banker and is currently director of several publicly traded companies in Canada and the USA. Mr. Fernback is the former President & CEO of Surge Battery Metals, having both originally founded this company and discovered the Nevada North Lithium deposit.

ROBERT GUANZON

CFO

Mr. Guanzon serves as Chief Financial Officer of several junior resource companies listed on the TSXV. Mr. Guanzon holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Accounting, a Certified Professional Accounting (CPA, CMA) designation in Canada, and brings extensive experience in dealing with financial and accounting matters as well as corporate strategy.

TINA WHYTE

CORPORATE SECRETARY 

Tina Whyte brings over 20 years of experience in the corporate and securities industry. Her expertise spans across areas of corporate governance, continuous disclosure, financing transactions, and regulatory filings and compliance. Ms. Whyte holds corporate secretary positions with other publicly listed companies.

STEVEN MCMILLIN

GEOLOGICAL ADVISOR

Steven McMillin boasts over 35 years of hands-on experience in mineral exploration within the United States, particularly in Nevada, earning him widespread recognition as a seasoned exploration geologist. Currently serving as the Field Operations Manager at Rangefront Geological, he spearheads the coordination and execution of drill programs. His role includes liaising with vendors and regulatory bodies, ensuring drill safety measures, overseeing drilling and sampling procedures, and managing site reclamation efforts. Prior to his tenure at Rangefront Geological, Mr. McMillin held key positions including Senior and Chief Mine Geologist at Jerritt Canyon Gold LLC, where he played a pivotal role in uncovering and developing twelve new ore bodies. His career also includes significant roles at Fire Creek, Klondex, Midway Gold, Pan-Goldrock, AngloGold, Queenstake Resources, and Newmont Exploration. He holds certification as a Professional Geologist from the American Institute of Professional Geologists and maintains active membership in esteemed geological societies including the Geological Society of Nevada and the Society of Economic Geologists.

JEREMY HANSON

GEOLOGICAL ADVISOR

Jeremy Hanson, an experienced geoscientist, boasts more than 10 years of expertise in mineral exploration across various regions in British Columbia and Western Canada. Currently he holds influential roles as the director with the Smithers Exploration Group and serves as the VP Exploration and Director at Garibaldi Resources Corp. He also serves as the President & VP Exploration at Hardline Exploration Corp. Jeremy is characterized by his strategic approach to every project and possesses extensive geological knowledge with a proven track record with various nickel projects over the years.

Become Part of the Battery Metals Revolution

While certainly not without risks, analysts believe that the company is as well positioned for success as any other exploration company they have seen. Our team has over ten years of experience exploring lithium in Nevada. Our claims are staked on several properties expected to contain rich lithium deposits due to their close proximity to well-known and regarded mineral projects and we have the capital we need to fund operations through 2024.


Early investors have an opportunity to get access to multiple lithium properties in Nevada that could help address the looming lithium deficit. They get exposure to a market with massive growth potential, as well as a team that has proven success in the sector.


The time to invest is now. Join a team that’s tapping the potential for a cleaner future.


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Sources:

1. Global EV Outlook 2024

2. Lithium is at the heart of the electric-vehicle revolution — here’s how the market for the raw material works

3. A worldwide lithium shortage could come as soon as 2025

4. Visualizing the Demand for Battery Raw Materials

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