Integrated Project Strategy

Ontario, Canada

PEA HIGHLIGHTS MINING & CONCENTRATORS (STAGE 1 & 3)

Combined mine and concentrator development delivers NPV $1,189M CAD (USD$894M)
Mining Lease granted over proposed Seymour mine construction area for a term of 21 years
Excellent economics confirmed in the PEA for both project development options with the potential to become the first lithium concentrates and chemical producer in Ontario
Definitive Feasibility Study (DFS) for Seymour now underway, targeting Financial Investment decision (FID) ahead of planned construction activities

C$309M

Average Annual EBITDA
(USD$232M)

C$1.19 Billion

After-tax NPV
(USD$894M)

54%

After-tax IRR

207,000

Tonnes per year
SC5.5 Spodumene Production

C$985

Average Per Tonne SC5.5
C1 Cost (USD$741)

1.3 Years

Payback Period

Strategy to become the first lithium concentrates and chemicals business in Ontario

INTEGRATED FLOWSHEET

STAGE 1: EASTERN HUB MINE AND CONCENTRATOR

Seymour Lithium Project progressing towards development stage

The Eastern Hub, highlighted by the flagship Seymour Project, is progressing on schedule, with production set to begin in 2026. The company is prioritizing Indigenous consultation, obtaining necessary construction permits, completing a Definitive Feasibility Study, and securing financing.

Stage 2: Lithium Hydroxide Conversion Facility

GT1 has taken significant steps in its integration strategy within the North American lithium supply chain.

GT1 will continue to advance its site studies, selection and initiate the permitting processes for a proposed Conversion Facility during 2024.

The company is actively exploring additional opportunities within Ontario, aligned with the provincial Government’s strategy to rationalise the number of potential Lithium chemical facilities in the region. Multiple provincial and federal funding programs still active and accessible for allocated to critical minerals projects, specifically associated with further processing of raw materials into pre-cursory product to be fed into the battery materials supply chain locally. GT1 was the first company in Ontario to make application for the ISED program and remains in communication and confident of receiving further updates over the coming period.

 

Stage 3: Western Hub mine and Concentrator

The Western Hub, slated for operation in 2029, will serve as additional feed for the Lithium Hydroxide Facility.

The company has initiated preparatory work for permitting the Western Hub mine and concentrator. This includes conducting baseline and technical Studies, engaging in Indigenous Consultation, undertaking engineering tasks, defining the project, refining resource definition and engaging in Pre-Submission Consultation with Government Agencies.

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