Lithium Africa Corp. · TSXV:LAF

Lithium Africa — Investor Presentation (April 2025)

32 slides from Lithium Africa's investor presentation, April 2025

  1. Slide 1: Lithium Africa Investor Presentation

    LITHIUM AFRICA Searching for Low-Cost, Marquee Hardrock in Africa Investor Presentation Li-africa.com April 2025

  2. Slide 2: Unique Model in Li Space

    Unique Model in Li Space • $1 dollar raised = $2 of exploration • Non-Binary explorer model • Perpetual “lead order” from aligned 19.9% • Offer investors several shots at finding a “Tier 1” asset shareholder every year • Spend on exploration not acquisitions & • Discovery is the most powerful mechan

  3. Slide 3: Lithium Africa Partnership

    Lithium Africa Partnership Africa Ideal Geology & Production History The Li Market Today • Large LCT pegmatite fields analogous to • Volatile commodity price & Long-term West Aus/Canada/Brazil need to grow supply • Opportunity to advance the right kind • Rapid permitting and development times of sup

  4. Slide 4: Targeting High Margin, High Return assets in a volatile sector

    Targeting High Margin, High Return Two Paths To Grow assets in a volatile sector 1. Western Clays/DLE High capex & low return Figure 1: Annual Returns By Commodity Processing risk Thacker Pass, Nevada Immature market, volatile pricing creates risk and opportunity (LAC:TSX) Production: 40 Ktpa Capita

  5. Slide 5: Lithium Africa Partnership

    Lithium Africa Partnership 50/50 partnership with Ganfeng 19.9% established in 2023 Deep exploration/Africa experience Expertise in chemical processing Overview & Mission +30 Field Geologists Downstream Processing capacity + Access to exploration tech Customer relationships • Jointly acquire, explor

  6. Slide 6: Ganfeng as a Partner

    Ganfeng as a Partner Expands offtake Key customers: relationship GF takes ~310kt in 2024 to 2026 One of the largest Signs unique downstream J V producers of lithium allowing Pilbara exposure to chemicals globally further down value chain 6

  7. Slide 7: Expansive Portfolio

    Expansive Portfolio MALI 6 Licences Lithium Africa Is Building 358 km2 A Portfolio Of The Highest Quality Lithium Projects on CÔTE D’IVOIRE the Continent 4 Licences 1,254 km2 GUINEA 4 Licences 376 km2 ZIMBABWE • Started assembling ground in Mali, 2019 mid-covid 1Licence • Are now active in most pros

  8. Slide 8: Team

    Team Geology Finance/M&A Lithium & Downstream Tyron Breytenbach P.Geo Carl Esprey Roy Zhang CEO Executive Chair Advisor Tyron spent a decade in the mining industry as a geologist (specialized in Carl’s career within the resource sector began Roy has nearly 10 years of experience in resource estimati

  9. Slide 9: Case Study - LAAC Caucharí-Olaroz

    Case Study - LAAC Benefits to LAC/LAAC: Aligned capital & downstream expertise to successfully transition to producer 2018 2019 2023 LAC is an unfunded Ganfeng invests US Lithium Production developer $160 M to form JV (>40 ktpa) Pre-2019 2020 Caucharí-Olaroz Ganfeng acquires Ganfeng increased JV to

  10. Slide 10: Go Public Transaction

    Go Public Transaction New Money, 10.51% LSC, 10.50% Current LAR Shares 1,581,192 Pre 10:1 Split Price Last Raise (Dec 2023) US$28/sh Raised ~US$4 M LAR New Funding C$6,000,000 Pricing US$20/unit includes full 5 yr warrant at US$26/sh strike Ganfeng, LAR, 60.28% New LAR Shares 210,329 18.71% LSC Shel

  11. Slide 11: Lithium Demand

    Lithium Demand Future Mine Capacities & their Outputs (Supply) 1.15mt LEVEL 1 SCENARIO 0.63 mt LEVEL 2 SCENARIO 0.57 mt LEVEL 3 SCENARIO Future Lithium Demand by 2023 Possible by 2025 Possible by 2025-30 Possible after 2030 5.1 2.00 mt 0.22 mt 5.0 Lithium Demand Supply Balance High probability of de

  12. Slide 12: Exploration In Africa

    Exploration In Africa 2021 Overview Investment In Lithium Exploration Has Been Minimal – Especially In Africa $17M spent on exploration in Africa Exploration focus has been on pegmatites (ex-tantalum mines) in (7% of global spend) Australia and large lithium salars in South America 10% Globally, the

  13. Slide 13: Africa's Potential

    Africa’s Potential ~1.5% ~80% 5-6% of the Global of the of the Africa hosts 3 of 5 Li Supply Global Ta2O5 Global tin largest Hardrock deposits globally Strategy Efficient Explorer Model • Low exploration costs • JV model doubles our dollars Infrastructure • Established Infrastructure in Key Jurisdic

  14. Slide 14: Global Distribution of Pegmatites

    Global Distribution of Pegmatites African Canvas Is Ripe For Discovery But Under Evaluated 14

  15. Slide 15: LAR Exploration System

    LAR Exploration System Res. 3. Exit at Highest Exploration Value $$$ Def 2. Higher Value & Lower Risk • Divest and Monetize • Higher budget spend to • Royalty or Sale or Carry drill/confirm • Generate news/value Advancing Exploration • LAR is not a miner Drill Testing Mali • Acquire and explore at l

  16. Slide 16: The Assets

    The Assets GUINEA COTE D'IVOIRE ZIMBABWE

  17. Slide 17: Zimbabwe

    Zimbabwe LAR has consolidated a >12 km Pegmatite trend called “Birthday Gift” June 2024 • Approach vendor of past producing Tantalum prospect. • Begin site visits. July-Aug 2024 • Secure Jin Jin Concessions. • Secure Peaxar Concessions. • Apply for SG concessions. Aug-Sep 2024 • Collect >3,000 sampl

  18. Slide 18: Birthday Gift

    Birthday Gift Location Figure A: Past producing pit Figure C: 2-5% Li2O3 Figure B: 3x Parallel Pegmatites Figure D: Fluorescent Spodumene 18

  19. Slide 19: Birthday Gift

    Birthday Birthday Gift –Gift RC Plan Highlights Grass roots discovery of three parallel sub-horizontal trends consisting of large, flat- lying spodumene-bearing pegmatites hosted within metasediments. Extensive soil and rock Li and pathfinder anomalies outline broad mineralized zones within the thre

  20. Slide 20: Zimbabwe Birthday Gift – Drilling to commence

    Zimbabwe Birthday Gift – Drilling to commence Overview: • Ground consolidation success with a new Special Grant (~17km2) approved Central Trend • RC drill testing (1000 – 1500 m) to commence in 2nd week of January 2025 58 m trench intercept with 4 m waste • Program designed to test the pegmatite alo

  21. Slide 21: Morocco

    Morocco Africa’s Processing Hub? • Three emerging Li districts in under-explored belts where LAR will be the first to perform reconnaissance and drilling • Completed mineral systems review and targeted 6,000 km2 for acquisition. • Multiple processing facilities are under development in Morocco, the

  22. Slide 22: Morocco Bir El Mami

    Morocco Bir El Mami – LAR’s newest acquisition Overview: • Acquired a 585 km2 a District-scale project covering northern extension of the Tasiast greenstone belt • Partnered with ONHYM • Historical soil sample results up to 363 ppm Li and weathered rock sample results up to 862 ppm Li • Multiple Spo

  23. Slide 23: West Africa Portfolio

    West Africa Portfolio MALI CÔTE D’IVOIRE GUINEA • West Africa is host to several new and emerging lithium pegmatite districts • Six projects in Mali located in the established Bougouni Basin, host to the Goulamina and Bougouni deposits • Eight projects located in the emerging districts of Côte d’Ivo

  24. Slide 24: Mali Permits

    Mali Permits Strategically Positioned Adjacent To The Largest Discoveries In West Africa • Continuation of all structural corridors controlling LCT pegmatite location • Mapping and sampling have identified outcrops of spodumene bearing pegmatites along structural trends • Contiguous to Leo Lithium’s

  25. Slide 25: Target 1: Torakoura

    Significant Neighbour Target 1: Torakoura Goulamina is a Top 4 Global Resource Valued at ~US$1B in May 2024 deal Our Deposit (“Torakoura”) is a potential Goulamina Analog Large resource upgrade • Resource increased 68.7 Mt to 211 Mtl  Comparable surface soil anomaly • Deposit open in many regions a

  26. Slide 26: Côte D'Ivoire

    Côte D’Ivoire Permits & Exploration Plan • Four early-stage projects in an emerging district • Initial 20 rock samples collected from outcrops indicate presence of fractionated granites anomalous in Li and pathfinder elements • Planned programs include mapping and sampling followed by detailed surfi

  27. Slide 27: Adzopé permit

    Adzopé permit Completed field mapping and lithology sampling (175 samples) Li anomalies up to 4570 ppm (0.98% Li2O) and strong correlation with K/Rb • Leucogranitic outcrops with muscovite ± biotite Follow-up auger drilling programs (~21,700 m) to delineate targets for follow-up RC/DD drilling ANAG-

  28. Slide 28: Guinea

    Guinea Early-stage exploration Inset projects in an emerging district • Four early-stage but very prospective lithium licenses (375 km2) located in the emerging Kissidougou pegmatite district, located in the Archean Kinema-Man domain • Stream sediment geochemistry conducted by the BRGM highlighted m

  29. Slide 29: Summary

    Summary • Large landholder in multiple new African pegmatite belts Market Cap in CAD$ M - Peer Comparables • Unique and efficient JV explorer model is a new paradigm 600 for exploration 500 • Established government relationships across Africa 400 • Exceptionally experienced explorers/scientists with

  30. Slide 30: Disclaimer

    Disclaimer This presentatio n (“Presentation”), a n d th e info rm atio n c o n t a i n e d herein, is n o t for g en e ral release, distribution or p ubl icatio n into or in a n y other jurisdiction w h e r e a pp licab le laws prohibit or restrict its release, distribution or publication. This P r

  31. Slide 31: Disclaimer

    Disclaimer S a s k a t c h e w a n Investors N ov a Scotia Investors U n d er S a s k a t c h e w a n securities legislation, certain p u rch a sers w h o p u rch a s e securities offered b y a n offering m e m o r a n d u m d u r i n g th e period of distribution U n d er N ov a Scotia securities l

  32. Slide 32: Contact

    CONTACT Tyron Breytenbach Chief Executive Officer tb@li-africa.com Li-africa.com

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