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Yellowknife Lithium Project and Lithium Carbonate Conversion Facility

Li-FT is advancing an integrated lithium supply chain combining the Yellowknife Lithium Project in the Northwest Territories and a 30,000 tpa lithium carbonate conversion facility in Alberta. The Adina-Galinée Lithium Project positions Li-FT to become Canada’s next hard-rock lithium producer through a development strategy that combines its lithium resource with existing infrastructure and significant optimization potential.

Province or territory: Northwest Territories · Source-described stage: PEA complete (Adina only) · Source location: Northwest Territories — regional placement

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Li-FT is advancing an integrated lithium supply chain combining the Yellowknife Lithium Project in the Northwest Territories and a 30,000 tpa lithium carbonate conversion facility in Alberta. The Adina-Galinée Lithium Project positions Li-FT to become Canada’s next hard-rock lithium producer through a development strategy that combines its lithium resource with existing infrastructure and significant optimization potential. Source-described stage: PEA complete (Adina only). Location: Northwest Territories — regional placement.

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