Li-ft Power Ltd. · TSXV:LIFT
Li-ft Power — Investor Presentation (February 2023)
26 slides from Li-ft Power's investor presentation, February 2023
Slide 1: Hard Rock Lithium Exploration in Canada
CSE: LIFT | FRA: WS0 HARD ROCK LITHIUM EXPLORATION www.li-ft.com IN CANADA
Slide 2: Forward Looking Statements
Forward Looking Statements Statements contained in this presentation that are not current or historical factual statements This presentation is being provided for information purposes only and does not constitute or may constitute “forward-looking information” within the meaning of applicable securi
Slide 3: Li-FT Power is focused on exploration & development of hard rock lithium deposits in Canada
Li-FT Power is focused on exploration & development hard rock lithium deposits in Canada YELLOWKNIFE PROJECT Northwest Territories, Canada • 13 significant spodumene pegmatites with average grades of 1.07 – 2.20% Li2O • Pegmatites have near 100% exposure – easy to see world- class potential • Excell
Slide 4: Li-FT People: Management
Li-FT People: Management Francis MacDonald Carl Verley CEO & Director Vice President, Exploration Mr. MacDonald has many years of experience in the mining industry Mr. Verley has worldwide exploration experience in a range of environments, and is an exploration geologist. He co-founded Kenorland Min
Slide 5: Li-FT People: Directors
Li-FT People: Directors Iain Scarr Director Mr. Scarr is the founder of IMEX Consultants, an industrial minerals consultancy that Francis MacDonald operates across the entire value chain. His other experience includes an over 30- CEO & Director year tenure with Rio Tinto, where his most recent posit
Slide 6: Share Structure
Share Structure Average Volume (1 month) 32,489 Issued and Outstanding 36,465,063 52 week high $16.50 0 52 week low $3.00 Options & Warrants Fully Diluted 36,465,063 Market Capitalization (@$10.00/sh) $365.5M Cash Position (as of January 1, 2023) $17.0M 5 ) rice ( C 5 olume ul 5, ul , ug , ug , ept
Slide 7: Canada: One of the Top Jurisdictions for Li pegmatites
Canada: One of the Top Jurisdictions for Li pegmatites Geologic prospectivity and low exploration maturity • Canada is one of the most exciting jurisdictions for hard rock lithium pegmatite exploration • Similar geology to Australia, but very little exploration for lithium pegmatites in the past – p
Slide 8: Yellowknife - Infrastructure in an Established District
Yellowknife - Infrastructure in an Established District • The Yellowknife Lithium Project is accessible by road from the city of Yellowknife • Spodumene concentrate can be shipped to rail at Hay River by road or by barge in summer Ingram Trail Barge between Hay River and Yellowknife Highway 3–Yellow
Slide 9: Two Groups of Pegmatites
Two Groups of Pegmatites Road Access and Further Afield Groups contain the 13 lithium pegmatites identified within the Project area • Road Access Group is located within a 10 km distance from the Ingram Trail • Fi-Ki-Hi are accessed by a winter road that accesses the past-producing Thompson- Lundmar
Slide 10: Yellowknife Pegmatites – Visible from Space
Yellowknife Pegmatites – Visible from Space Abundant outcrop with almost complete exposure sets the Yellowknife Project apart Size potential and lithium grades are readily apparent based on outcrop exposure Fi Main CSE: LIFT | FRA: WS0 10
Slide 11: Multiple kilometer-scale outcropping Li pegmatites
Multiple kilometer-scale outcropping Li pegmatites Cluster 2 Big North • Pegmatites are up to 1,800 m Nite 2 1 500 m long in length (Fi Main) and up to 3 900 m long 30 m of dykes within 7 m wide 1.46% Li2O 150 m corridor 35 m in width (Shorty) Big West 1.27% Li2O 1,000 m long Fi Main 20 m of dykes w
Slide 12: Yellowknife Lithium Project Timeline
Yellowknife Lithium Project Timeline 1983: Superior 1987: Bulk 1975: Canadian Oil acquired Samples Superior of Mobil from the Ki Exploration (Exxon); and Fi 1940: mapping, transfers dykes; 2022: Li-FT Pegmatites sampling and interest to positive acquires discovered drilling EREX metallurgy the proje
Slide 13: 1987 metallurgical study was positive
1987 metallurgical study was positive • Metallurgical testing completed by Equinox Resources in 1987 showed that a spodumene concentrate between 5-6% Li2O could be produced at an overall recovery of 80%: • Only gravity concentration by tabling and flotation tests were conducted – no DMS studies • Lo
Slide 14: Spodumene crystal sizes
Spodumene crystal sizes Thor Big East BET Spodumene Crystal Fi Main Spodumene Crystal 50-80cm long spodumene crystals Pencil for Scale CSE: LIFT | FRA: WS0 14
Slide 15: Canadian Superior Exploration
Canadian Superior Exploration Pioneers in Canadian hard rock lithium exploration • Work completed by CSEL was summarized by Raymond Lasmanis in 1978 • Canadian Superior Exploration Ltd. (CSEL) estimated a resource of 49 million tons at 1.40% Li2O to a vertical depth of 152 meters (500 feet) • Li-FT
Slide 16: Quebec Greenfields
Quebec Greenfields Greenfields Exploration targeting Li pegmatites under cover • Li-FT has 3 projects in James Bay, Quebec; total area of 2,282 km2 • RUPERT • PONTAX • MOYENNE • The Rupert Project surrounds the Whabouchi Li deposit and covers ~1,000 km2 of similar geology • The Pontax Project covers
Slide 17: Rupert – Lithium Till Geochemistry Results
Rupert – Lithium Till Geochemistry Results Drill-Ready Targets • Li-FT has systematically sampled the entire Rupert project between 2021 and 2022 with 8,386 till geochemistry samples • Pipeline of targets with initial drilling scheduled for April 2023 • Anomalies A & B are most advanced and are diam
Slide 18: Anomalies A & B – same geology as Whabouchi
Anomalies A & B – same geology as Whabouchi • Anomalies A & B are located ~10-15 km northeast of the Whabouchi Li deposit • Both anomalies are located on the edge of a pegmatitic granite, similar to Whabouchi • Li pegmatite deposits typically occur in clusters • Additional Li pegmatite mineralizatio
Slide 19: Size Potential of Anomalies A & B vs. Whabouchi
Size Potential of Anomalies A & B vs. Whabouchi Clear potential for world-class lithium pegmatite discoveries • Anomaly A till geochemical samples outline a 3.3 km long anomaly in the NE-SW direction • Possibly indicating a NE- trending Li pegmatite beneath glacial sediments • Anomaly B is more Whab
Slide 20: Pontax-Moyenne – Extensive Lithium Geochem Anomaly
Pontax-Moyenne – Extensive Lithium Geochem Anomaly • Pontax Project contains the most extensive Li anomaly within the Quebec Projects • The Pontax Project is composed of claims that are 100% owned by Li-FT and the Harfang Option, where Li-FT can earn up to % ( uly , ‘ R). Moyenne is % owned • Pontax
Slide 21: Pontax Li Anomaly – Geologic Setting
Pontax Li Anomaly – Geologic Setting • The Pontax Li anomaly could be the sign of a Li pegmatite district that is covered by extensive glacial sediments • Anomaly dimensions are 8 km x 7.5 km • The Pontax Li anomaly has a geochemical signature of Li -Cs-P-Nb- Ga-Mn-W-Mo +/- Ta-Sn-Rb • Geochemical an
Slide 22: Size Comparison of Pontax Li Anomaly vs. Whabouchi
Size Comparison of Pontax Li Anomaly vs. Whabouchi Potential for multiple Li deposits • One phase of exploration completed to date in 2022 – need additional data in order to generate diamond drill targets for Q1 2024 • Large surface exploration program planned for 2023 which includes: • Base of till
Slide 23: Cali Project
Cali Project Field work and potential drilling in 2023 • The Cali Project is located in the Little Nahanni Pegmatite Field (LNPF) on the NWT-Yukon border, 50 km north of the Cantung mine • Canadian Superior Exploration Ltd. (CSEL) mapped the Cali pegmatite in 1977 and described a spodumene pegmatite
Slide 24: Cali Project
Cali Project Rock samples from the Cali Project • Spodumene pegmatite rock samples have been collected and archived in the ’s from the Cali Project • Spodumene pegmatites definitely exist on the property, the question is how big and what grade are they CSE: LIFT | FRA: WS0 24
Slide 25: Investment Highlights
Investment Highlights One of the most exciting exploration portfolios of hard rock lithium projects globally RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT 1 DRILLING at the Yellowknife Pegmatites in 2023 DISCOVERY-STAGE DIAMOND • World-class hard-rock lithium potential 2 DRILLING at the Rupert Project in 2023 • Well-finance
Slide 26: Contact
CONTACT Head Office 300 - 1055 W Hastings Street Vancouver, BC V6E 2E9 www.li-ft.com Francis MacDonald CEO Email: Francis@Li-FT.com Alex Langer President Follow us: @Li_FTPower Li-FT Power CSE: LIFT | FRA: WS0 www.li-ft.com