If You Invested in AMERICAN SALARS LITH (USLIF)

American Salars Lithium Inc. (OTC: USLIF) is a public mineral exploration company focused on exploring and developing high-value battery metals projects, with a primary emphasis on lithium. The company repeatedly states that its objective is to advance lithium assets that can help meet the growing demands of the electric vehicle and broader battery industry.

American Salars Lithium’s shares trade on multiple markets. The company is listed on the Canadian Securities Exchange under the symbol USLI, on the OTC Markets in the United States under the symbol USLIF, and on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange under the symbol Z3P (WKN: A3E2NY). The company has also announced that its common shares are eligible for electronic clearing and settlement through The Depository Trust Company (DTC).

Core focus on lithium brine and hardrock projects

According to multiple company news releases, American Salars Lithium is an exploration company focused on lithium brine and hardrock lithium projects in North and South America. The company describes its portfolio as a global lithium portfolio that includes:

• Two NI 43-101 compliant inferred lithium brine resources in Salta Province, Argentina – the Pocitos 1 Lithium Brine Project on the Pocitos salar and the Candela II Lithium Brine Project on the Incahuasi salar. Both projects are described as having National Instrument 43-101 mineral resource estimates prepared by WSP Australia Pty. Ltd. or referenced NI 43-101 reports.
• A lithium brine project in Nevada, USA – the Black Rock South Lithium Brine Project, described as a conceptual lithium brine target in basin-fill sediments in Nevada.
• Hardrock lithium projects in Quebec, Canada – the Lac Simard South and Lac Simard Nord projects, which are contiguous or near to lithium projects operated by other companies in the Abitibi region of Quebec.
• A hardrock LCT pegmatite project in Brazil – the Jaguaribe Project in the Jaguaribe/Solonópole region of Ceará, described as a Lithium-Cesium-Tantalum (LCT) pegmatite project with rare earth elements and other critical minerals.

The company repeatedly characterizes itself as building a multi-jurisdictional lithium portfolio combining salar (brine) deposits and hardrock pegmatite targets.

Pocitos 1 Lithium Brine Project – Salta, Argentina

The Pocitos 1 Lithium Brine Project is located on the Pocitos salar in Salta Province, Argentina. Company disclosures state that:

• Pocitos 1 covers approximately 800 hectares and is accessible by road, located about 10 kilometers from the township of Pocitos, where gas, electricity and accommodation are available.
• WSP Australia completed an updated NI 43-101 report, originally written by a Qualified Person, using a block model with porosity assumptions for clay and sand lithologies. The report provides an inferred Mineral Resource Estimate (MRE) of 760,000 tonnes of Lithium Carbonate Equivalent (LCE) on the combined Pocitos 1 (800 hectares) and neighboring Pocitos 2 block (532 hectares).
• American Salars does not own the neighboring Pocitos 2 ground, which comprises a portion of the land package used in the resource estimate, but the company notes that all drilling to date has been completed on the Pocitos 1 block.
• Exploration work since 2017 has included surface sampling, trenching, TEM and MT geophysics, and drilling of three wells that returned brine flow results. Lithium values of 169 ppm from drill hole PCT22-03 were recorded using a packer sampling system in HQ diamond drill holes to depths of up to around 409 metres.
• Testing by Ekosolve Ltd., described as a direct lithium extraction technology company, produced lithium carbonate with reported purity of 99.8% and extraction above 94% of contained lithium in brine samples, based on the company’s disclosure.

American Salars has also announced a Letter of Intent to acquire additional mineral tenements on the Salar de Pocitos, which would significantly expand its land position around Pocitos 1, with the aim of updating the NI 43-101 resource and advancing toward scoping and feasibility work.

Candela II Lithium Brine Project – Incahuasi Salar, Argentina

The Candela II Lithium Brine Project is located on the southern and lowest end of the Incahuasi salar in Salta Province, Argentina. Company news releases state that:

• Candela II lies approximately 45 kilometers from the town of Tolar Grande and about 267 kilometers from the city of Salta.
• The project is in proximity to other advanced lithium salars such as Arizaro and Pocitos, and is described as being fed by aquifers associated with volcanoes Cerro Aracar, Medina and Pular.
• A National Instrument 43-101 mineral resource estimate prepared by WSP Australia Pty. Ltd. estimates lithium metal of 86,000 tonnes, equating to approximately 457,500 tonnes of in-situ LCE and a lithium yield of 48,000 tonnes of LCE from 9,000 tonnes of lithium metal, under assumptions described in the report.

Both Pocitos 1 and Candela II are repeatedly described by the company as NI 43-101 inferred resources and as part of its advanced lithium brine asset base in Argentina.

Black Rock South Lithium Brine Project – Nevada, USA

The Black Rock South Lithium Brine Project in Nevada is presented as a lithium brine exploration target in basin-fill sediments. According to company disclosure:

• The project is located approximately 72 miles north of the Tesla Gigafactory, 93 miles southwest of Thacker Pass, and 215 miles northwest of the Silver Peak lithium brine mine in Nevada.
• The geological concept is described as similar to the geology of the Clayton Valley lithium brine production area, with lithium brines hosted in basin-fill sediments.
• A Phase 1 sampling program reported an average lithium grade of 131 ppm with a high of 180.5 ppm lithium from surface or near-surface sampling, as disclosed by the company.

The company presents Black Rock South as part of its broader North American lithium brine exploration portfolio.

Lac Simard South and Lac Simard Nord – Quebec hardrock lithium

American Salars Lithium has acquired hardrock lithium projects in Quebec, Canada, within an established lithium exploration and production region. Company news releases describe:

• Lac Simard South Project – a 100% owned project covering thousands of hectares and multiple claim blocks contiguous to properties held by other companies near the Lac Simard area. The project is located southwest of the Authier lithium project and is accessible via gravel roads and logging roads, with some sectors accessible by boat or all-terrain vehicle. The property is underlain by a large monzodiorite batholith with quartz-monzodioritic dykes and sills, and is near historical Ni-Cu showings.
• Lac Simard Nord Project – a 100% owned project consisting of smaller claim blocks directly contiguous to Sayona Mining Limited’s Tansim lithium project, which hosts the Viau-Dallaire and Viau showings. The company notes that these claims are located hundreds of meters from known lithium showings and about 1 km north of another lithium showing, based on historical government reports cited in its news releases.

The company has announced plans for Phase 1 exploration programs at Lac Simard Nord, including reconnaissance, mapping and sampling to identify pegmatite outcrops and high-priority targets.

Jaguaribe LCT Pegmatite Project – Ceará, Brazil

The Jaguaribe Project in the Jaguaribe/Solonópole region of Ceará, Brazil, is described as a 100% owned hardrock LCT pegmatite project with rare earth elements and other critical minerals. According to company news:

• The project covers approximately 18,083 hectares (about 180 square kilometers) and includes historic artisanal mining sites previously mined for lithium, coltan (tantalum and niobium) and tin.
• Initial sampling returned spodumene-bearing pegmatite samples grading up to 3.72% Li2O, with additional samples at 2.15% and 1.58% Li2O, and anomalous values of cesium, tantalum, niobium, rubidium, tin and zinc.
• Multi-element analyses of pegmatite samples at SGS laboratories identified LCT-type geochemical signatures, and the company reports correlations with standard LCT pegmatite geochemical profiles.
• The property is described as being in a historical pegmatite province, with arid, sparsely populated farmland and access via paved roads to the port and international airport at Fortaleza.

American Salars has reported completing multiple sampling programs at Jaguaribe, identifying and sampling numerous pegmatites and sending samples for multi-element analysis.

Exploration strategy and technical oversight

Across its projects, American Salars Lithium emphasizes an exploration strategy that combines brine salars and hardrock pegmatites in multiple jurisdictions. The company’s news releases reference the involvement of Qualified Persons under National Instrument 43-101 for technical review of its Argentina, Quebec and Brazil projects. It has also announced the engagement of external technical advisors, including a lithium brine specialist with extensive experience in resource and reserve estimation for major brine projects.

American Salars frequently states that its long-term thesis is the development of its NI 43-101 lithium brine resources in Argentina, while also building a portfolio of hardrock lithium projects in Quebec and Brazil and advancing exploration in Nevada.

Stock listings and investor access

American Salars Lithium’s common shares trade on:

• Canadian Securities Exchange (CSE) under the symbol USLI
• OTC Markets in the United States under the symbol USLIF
• Frankfurt Stock Exchange under the symbol Z3P (WKN: A3E2NY)

The company has highlighted that DTC eligibility in the United States is intended to facilitate electronic settlement and broaden potential access for investors and brokerage firms.