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American Salars Lithium Portfolio Hedged Amid Trump Tariff Concerns
VANCOUVER, BC – TheNewswire - MARCH 12th, 2025 – AMERICAN SALARS LITHIUM INC. (“AMERICAN SALARS" OR THE "COMPANY") (CSE: USLI, OTC: USLIF, FWB: Z3P, WKN: A3E2NY
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[{"type":"text","content":"VANCOUVER, BC – TheNewswire - MARCH 12th, 2025 – AMERICAN SALARS LITHIUM INC. (“AMERICAN SALARS\" OR THE \"COMPANY\") (CSE: USLI, OTC: USLIF, FWB: Z3P, WKN: A3E2NY) states its commitment to strengthening the United States lithium supply, a critical mineral essential for electric vehicles, energy storage, and advanced manufacturing. As demand for domestic lithium sources grows, securing reliable resources is vital for the nation's clean energy and technology future. With the potential for new tariffs on lithium imports under the Trump administration, American Salars has positioned itself to secure a stable, tariff-free lithium supply through its Black Rock South Lithium Project in Nevada. As trade uncertainties grow, American Salars Nevada property serves as a critical safeguard against rising costs and potential supply chain disruptions. By having a US based lithium asset, the company holds a strong position in the domestic lithium market, providing potential future supply opportunities while reducing exposure to geopolitical risks and import restrictions. This strategic positioning not only strengthens American Salars' role in the US lithium market but also supports North America's push for energy independence in the face of shifting trade policies. Figure 1. The Blackrock South lithium brine project - Nevada Beyond its Nevada project, American Salars has acquired a diversified portfolio of lithium assets in Canada, Brazil, and Argentina, positioning the company for potential resource development and enhanced market flexibility amid shifting global trade policies. American Salars is strengthening its footprint in Argentina’s Lithium Triangle, a globally recognized region containing some of the highest-grade lithium brine deposits. This strategic positioning enhances the Company’s potential for future exploration and development in one of the world’s most significant lithium-producing areas. The Company owns the 800-hectare Pocitos 1 lithium project and has a Letter Of Intent to acquire 13,080 hectares of neighboring land, making it the second-largest property holder on the Salar de Pocitos. Figure 2. Salar de Pocitos and surrounding Salars - Argentina The Company is expanding its presence in Quebec, a highly promising region for new lithium discoveries. Its Xenia West & East projects consist of 92 mining claims spanning 5,3...