Us Critical Metals Corp. · CSE:USCM
Us Critical Metals — Investor Presentation (June 2023)
30 slides from Us Critical Metals's investor presentation, June 2023
Slide 1: USCM Corporate Presentation
USCM CORPORATE TSXV: USCM OTCQB: USCMF PRESENTATION
Slide 2: Disclaimer
Disclaimer Forward-Looking Statements: This corporate presentation includes “forward-looking statements” within the meaning of applicable Canadian securities laws. Forward-looking statements are neither historical facts nor assurances of future performance. Instead, they are based on the current bel
Slide 3: Positioned For The Commodities Revolution
Positioned For The Commodities Revolution US Critical Metals Corp. holds a portfolio of discovery focused projects covering commodities characterized by significant forecasted demand growth, lack of supply and applications critical to US interests including electrification and national security. Lit
Slide 4: Company Highlights
Company Highlights US Critical Metals Corp. brings together a strategic portfolio of projects in the US, management team and board with decades of experience, and a strong capital position. Focused Optimal Opportune on net benefits to US mining jurisdictions: timing for critical metals stakeholders
Slide 5: Financial Structure
Financial Structure USCM has a tight financing structure with significant insider ownership equal to ~40% of issued and outstanding common shares. F U L L Y D I L U T E D B A S I C C O M M O N S H A R E S 60.6 114.7 27.5M common shares subject to 3-year escrow. B A S I C M A R K E T O P T I O N S ,
Slide 6: Critical Metals & REE in US
Critical Metals & REE in US Lack Administration Supply Of critical metals and rare Concerns about foreign dependence Sources and processing earth supply declared as of critical minerals (i.e. China)1. not aligned with US national state of emergency. Largely bipartisan support. interests and demand1
Slide 7: US Government Support
Implementation of the Inflation Reduction Act1 Administration’s key climate policy. Seeks to reduce foreign dependence on supply US chain for processing and related technologies. $369 Billion in Energy Security and Climate Change programs Government over the next ten years. Support Implementation of
Slide 8: US Critical Metals Projects
* * * PROJECTS US Critical Metals [us] Sheep Creek Haynes Cobalt Clayton Ridge US Critical Metals
Slide 9: Nevada Mining & Lithium
NEVADA Mining & Lithium Ranked 1st jurisdiction globally by Fraser Institute.2 >180,000 198 282 Active mining claims Authorized mining Active Exploration (49% of the BLM total)1 plans of operations1 Notices1 Nevada Lithium Mining is the only state producing staking has become the "Gold is vital to t
Slide 10: Lithium Worldwide Reserves & Expected Demand
Clayton Ridge Lithium Worldwide Reserves US controls 3.6% of total world-wide lithium reserves yet is expected to account for a significant & Expected Demand amount of demand for the unplanned new supply requirements needed to fuel the EV industry. Lithium Reserves Lithium Supply & Demand (kt) 2020
Slide 11: Regional Activity
Clayton Ridge Regional Activity USCM is situated close to companies that have billions in combined market capitalizations.1 Clayton Valley and surrounding areas have been a focal point of lithium exploration, development, and production in the US for over 50 years.2 Regional Geology Lithium-bearing
Slide 12: Clayton Ridge Overview
Clayton Ridge Clayton Ridge Overview Clayton Ridge has been speculated as the source of lithium brine in Clayton Valley. This project was generated by the prospector that initially sourced certain claims for American Lithium Corp. and ioneer Ltd. Lithium claystone Initial grab samples property locat
Slide 13: Rhyolite Ridge vs. Clayton Valley vs. Clayton Ridge Projects
Rhyolite Ridge vs. Clayton Valley vs. Clayton Ridge Projects USCM believes that Clayton Ridge has many of the same characteristics as more advanced projects at their earlier stage of exploration. Company/Listing Rhyolite Ridge Clayton Valley Clayton Ridge Notes ioneer Ltd.1 Century Lithium Corp.1 US
Slide 14: Rock Comparison
Clayton Ridge Rock Comparison Outcrops from Rhyolite Ridge and Clayton Valley have similar characteristics to the outcrops present at Clayton Ridge. Outcrop Photo from Rhyolite Ridge (ioneer) Outcrop Photo from Clayton Ridge (USCM) Outcrop Photo from Clayton Valley (Century)
Slide 15: Exploration Plan
Clayton Ridge Exploration Plan The primary goal of this phase is to assess shallow, east-dipping lithium- bearing units by using west-dipping holes. The intent is to ascertain the thickness and grade of these units. Defined Targets Excellent Potential Final drill targets refined and Excellent potent
Slide 16: Cross Sections
Clayton Ridge Cross Sections Targets A to G The southern unit of the property shows high lithium potential, with lithium found up to 200m deep in five geological formations. This shows high grade lithium potential. Targets H to K Designed to test the central portion of the property, which overlies o
Slide 17: Montana Mining & REE
MONTANA Mining & REE Rio Tinto (NSYE: RIO) & USGS partnered to fly airborne geophysics for identification of REE & other mineral formations. 29 +17,000 +$2B USD Counties with mining People directly and 2021 GDP from mining (56 counties total) 1 indirectly employed 2 and resources 2 Long History Rank
Slide 18: REE Worldwide Reserves & Expected Demand
Sheep Creek REE Worldwide Reserves US controls only 1.7% of total world-wide rare earth reserves yet is expected to account for a significant amount of demand for the unplanned new supply requirements & Expected Demand needed to fuel the EV and nation defense industries. Rare Earth Reserves NdPr Sup
Slide 19: Regional Activity
Sheep Creek Regional Activity Sheep Creek represents a district scale opportunity to develop resources & reserves within the US. Project located in the heart of the district known for rare earth elements. Regional Geology Carbonatites occur in an amphibolite grade metamorphic package composed of gne
Slide 20: Sheep Creek Overview
Sheep Creek Sheep Creek Overview Sheep Creek is one of the highest-grade light rare earth projects known within the US. It Is located in Ravalli County, SW Montana. Agreement to earn up to 75% corporate equity in newly formed US Rare Elements Corp. Elements include neodymium, praseodymium, gallium,
Slide 21: Exploration Plan
At Surface Sheep Creek Exploration Plan Historic sampling confirms high grade mineralization within historic property area. Completed detailed mapping and sampling (above and below ground) over historic claims. Results pending. Sediment Sampling Drill Targets Program from streams eing refined. Initi
Slide 22: Idaho Mining & Cobalt
IDAHO Mining & Cobalt Ranked 1st jurisdiction globally by Fraser Institute. >$6B USD1 >1.2 Boz Ag2 >3.3Mt Zn3 of metals produced in Idaho since 1885, including: Mining Ranked Notable has a direct economic 8th jurisdiction globally mining companies in Idaho impact in Idaho. Generates by Fraser Instit
Slide 23: Haynes Cobalt Global Reserves and Supply & Demand
Haynes Cobalt US controls 0.7% of total world-wide cobalt reserves yet is expected to account for a significant amount of demand for the unplanned new supply requirements needed to fuel the EV and technology industries. Global Cobalt Reserves Cobalt Supply & Demand (kt) 2020 Highly Probable Probable
Slide 24: Haynes Cobalt Overview
Haynes Cobalt Haynes Cobalt Overview Primary cobalt project located in Idaho Cobalt Belt. The Idaho Cobalt Belt is NW-SE trending zone of Co-Cu-As-Au-Ag +/-REE occurrences (approx. 55 km long and approximately 10 km wide). Contiguous 23 claims (475 acres). Own 100% interest. Next to historical Black
Slide 25: Geology & Mineralization
Haynes Cobalt Geology & Mineralization Haynes Cobalt Project lies within a trend of tourmaline breccia. This project is underlain by thinly bedded, banded very fine grained grey and black quartzite with interbedded dark green schist. Mineralized material is within a breccia zone in quartzite. Heavil
Slide 26: Exploration Plan
Haynes Cobalt Exploration Plan Historic gold-copper underground workings cross property boundary and correlate to cobalt mineralization. USCM Noranda Controls the majority of the In 1980 defined a two-kilometer trend historic underground of tourmaline bearing brecciated rocks development on the prop
Slide 27: Executive Management
Executive Management Management team with strong background in financial and technical management with combined several decades of experience and successful track record of founding and growing companies. C E O & D i r e c t o r V P E x p l o r a t i o n & D i r e c t o r C F O DARREN COLLINS MARCO
Slide 28: Independent Directors & Technical Advisor
Independent Directors & Technical Advisor Directors with strong backgrounds in public markets, public company oversight, and investor representation. Technical advisor with significant US critical metals experience. D i r e c t o r D i r e c t o r T e c h n i c a l A d v i s o r PETER SIMEON SCOTT B
Slide 29: Sheep Creek Rare Earth Project: Technical Partners
Sheep Creek Rare Earth Project: Technical Partners Technical team for the Sheep Creek Rare Earth Project includes highly experienced professionals with a deep background in rare earth elements. USCM is partnered with US Critical Materials Corp. P r e s i d e n t L e a d G e o l o g i s t A c a d e m
Slide 30: US Critical Metals
US CRITICAL METALS CEO & Director DARREN COLLINS +1 786 633 1756 dcollins@uscmcorp.com
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