Lithium Bull Market Continues To Roar
Historic Shift in Energy Demand Means High Upside Potential
Editorial Feature | July 25, 2023
Grounded Lithium Corp. (TSX.V: GRD)(OTC: GRDAF) (TSX.V: GRD)(OTC: GRDAF) appears to offer a potent combination of a high-upside property… in the right location… at precisely the right time.
A historic shift is now underway in global energy demand as consumers, corporations and municipalities are all now moving in the direction of renewable energy.
Nowhere is this shift more apparent than in the explosion in demand for electric vehicles.
Global electric vehicle sales were up a staggering 65% in 2022 even in the face of an overall decline in auto sales.
A total of 4.3 million new electric vehicles were delivered in the first half of 2022i…and demand is expected to continue rising in the months ahead. With each of those vehicles needing a lithium-ion battery, that that means we are likely to see continued support in lithium prices, which witnessed historical highs in 2022 but have since settled into very economical range.
This shift in global energy consumption – and the continued strong demand for lithium – has triggered a remarkable growth opportunity for companies in the lithium resource development.
One Canadian company – Grounded Lithium Corp. (TSX.V: GRD)(OTC: GRDAF) (TSX.V: GRD)(OTC: GRDAF) – now stands apart from others in the space as an opportunity that brings significant upside potential, but also appears to be greatly undervalued.
The company focuses on lithium extraction from the production of its subsurface brines in western Canada.
Given the state of the lithium market and this company’s property, management and business plan, Grounded Lithium Corp. (TSX.V: GRD)(OTC: GRDAF) (TSX.V: GRD)(OTC: GRDAF) is worth a close look from investors looking to potentially cash in on the red-hot lithium bull market.
7 Vital Reasons Why You Should Strongly Consider Grounded Lithium Corp. (TSX.V: GRD)(OTC: GRDAF) (TSX.V: GRD)(OTC: GRDAF)Today
Vital Reason #1
Lithium supply/demand imbalance fuels long-term bull market.
The surge in demand for electric vehicles – with sales up 65% in 2022 – is just the beginning. All over the globe, demand is rising for electric vehicles…and many countries are now limiting or banning the sales of combustion engine vehicles.
Soaring EV demand has also triggered a massive investment in new lithium battery production plants in North America with more than $40 billion – and counting – invested in new battery gigafactories.
The unprecedented level of investment in new lithium-ion battery gigafactories is projected to lead to a seven-fold expansion of manufacturing capacity by 2030 according to BloombergNEF.
But there’s one important thing to remember about these new battery plants – and the EVs they’re hoping to power:
They all need lithium. Lots and lots of lithium.
And there’s already a significant supply/demand imbalance that continues to support prices today…with the potential of a bull market for lithium in the long run.
These continued higher lithium prices are not only leading to a frenzy of lithium exploration activity in North America, they’re also helping incentivize investment into new technologies.
These new technologies include Direct Lithium Extraction (DLE), which is an innovative technology that uses a highly selective absorbent to extract lithium from brine water.
The root technology that powers DLE has been around for decades and has already been successfully commercialized in other mining industries. It’s a proven technology that is known to work.
And as DLE technology is brought to the lithium market, it could quickly become a game-changer for lithium production in North America. That’s because DLE could hold the key to unlocking the energy potential of massive subsurface brines located in resource-rich Western Canada.
Vital Reason #2
Grounded Lithium Corp. (TSX.V: GRD)(OTC: GRDAF) (TSX.V: GRD)(OTC: GRDAF) is focused on developing Western Canada’s untapped lithium resources.
Grounded Lithium is dedicated to generating value for investors through a balanced model of exploration, production, and strategic acquisitions of formations bearing lithium-rich brine in Western Canada. The company holds a 100% interest in the Kindersley Lithium-Brine Project in Saskatchewan, host to 4.2 Mt LCE in inferred resources within the prolific Leduc formation (also known as the Duperow.)ii
The Leduc formation is an extensively dolomitized ancient carbonate complex that spans 100 square kilometers and is over 200 meters thick.
Both Southern Alberta and Saskatchewan have massive shallow water carbonate structures which are ideal conduits for massive lithium-rich brine reservoirs. And because there were decades of oil and gas development in the region previously, these reservoirs are well understood.
The company’s long-term vision is to delineate lithium-brine resources across multiple standalone projects in Western Canada, with each phase of the overall Kindersley Lithium project capable of supporting operations of up to 10,000 tons per year.
Vital Reason #3:
Western Canada is one of the most mining-friendly regions in the world…and lithium exploration is growing there.
The Western Canada region – including Saskatchewan and Alberta – is an extremely mining-friendly area. In fact, the Mining Journal Intelligence World Risk Report ranks Saskatchewan among the very top jurisdictions globally for doing business in the mining sector.iii
Western Canada offers the key advantage of favorable infrastructure thanks to the region being the second largest oil producer in Canada. This means an extensive network of pipelines, rail transportation and easy power access are all in place. In addition, the province offers a friendly regulatory environment and a sensible tax landscape for resource development companies.
With all of these advantages, it’s not surprising that lithium exploration activity in the region is growing.
For example, E3 Lithium has a measured and indicated resource base of 16M tons of LCE and PEA at its Bashaw Project. And Prairie Lithium, a private Saskatchewan lithium brine company, was taken out by Arizona Lithium for C$70.6 Million. This represents a transaction metric greater than C$17/tonne. Grounded’s market metric is just over C$2/tonne.
This activity is a strong positive indicator as to the potential for Grounded Lithium’s Kindersley Lithium-Brine Project.
Vital Reason #4
Grounded Lithium’s management team has a proven track record of success…and skin in the game.
When it comes to evaluating the potential of any exploration investment, the strength of the management team is always one of the most critical factors.
You can have a great resource – and Grounded Lithium Corp. certainly does in Western Canada – but without an experienced leadership team to guide the company, that resource alone is no guarantee of success.
In the case of Grounded Lithium Corp. (TSX.V: GRD)(OTC: GRDAF) (TSX.V: GRD)(OTC: GRDAF) the company is led by a group with a proven record of success in resource development.
Gregg Smith
CEO
Gregg Smith has over 35 years combined technical and managerial experience and served as a COO with both PetroBank and PetroBakken Resources. At Petrobank he led the Canadian Business unit’s growth from 2,000 boepd to over 50,000 boepd, providing investors with >10X MOIC.
In 2009, Smith was named “Saskatchewan Oilman of the Year” for the achievements of the multi-discipline team he led in optimizing drilling and completion techniques in the PetroBakken play providing a major increase in oil productivity per well.
Greg Phaneuf
SVP Corporate Development and CFO
Greg Phaneuf brings over 28 years of combined experience in finance and leadership disciplines. He was formerly co-founder and CFO of two upstream resource companies (Seven Generations Energy, Toro Oil & Gas), and served as CFO of two technology companies.
He was the Treasurer and part of the deal team for Western Oil Sands’ C$7 billion corporate divestiture to Marathon Oil. Over his career, Mr. Phaneuf has led or assisted in financings in excess of C$2 billion and was involved in M&A transactions, inclusive of the Western Oil Sands’ divestiture, in excess of C$7.5 billion.
In addition…
- VP of Operations Dale Shipman has over 30 years of progressive experience in technical leadership and managerial experience in the oil and gas industry, with extensive knowledge of diverse reservoirs across the Western Canadian Sedimentary Basin.
- VP of Exploration Geoff Spears has 15 years of experience in exploration, drilling and acquisitions and initiated and managed the development plans for over C$1.0B of investment in the drilling of over 300 wellbores including 150+ horizontal multi-stage stimulated wellbores across the Western Canadian Sedimentary Basin while serving as Senior Geologist at Pengrowth Energy Corporation.
- VP of Land & Regulatory Lawrence Fisher brings over 30 years of industry and university experience. Served as VP Land of PetroBakken, managing all aspects of that department and effectively led numerous acquisition and divestiture mandates. As a university instructor, he trained many of the industry and governmental professional land negotiators and administrators.
This outstanding team’s proven history of resource development success gives the company a sizable advantage over its competitors, as does their network of contacts and resources in the broader energy space which can allow the company to move quickly when opportunity arises.
In addition, the company’s management has skin in the game. Management has invested at every level of financing to date and intends to participate in every round in the future.
This means that management’s interest and shareholder interest are perfectly aligned…something that isn’t always the case with resource exploration companies.
Vital Reason #5
Brine lithium offers greater potential than hard rock in the current supply/demand environment.
Not only is the extraction process for brine lithium far less expensive than for hard rock mining…brine lithium also offers the critical advantage of speed.
Given the current lithium supply/demand imbalance – and the race to bring new sources of lithium production online to help with EV production – time is very much of the essence.
So when evaluating investment opportunities in the lithium space, it’s important to keep in mind that hard rock lithium mines can take up to 10-15 years to bring online…whereas brine lithium production can begin in as little as four to five years.
With the aggressive production schedules – and government mandates virtually eliminating sales of combustion engine vehicles in some places – that ability to bring brine lithium projects online more quickly is a valuable advantage.
Vital Reason #6
Grounded Lithium Corp. appears to be significantly undervalued.
Based on the company’s existing resource alone, Grounded Lithium Corp. (TSX.V: GRD)(OTC: GRDAF) (TSX.V: GRD)(OTC: GRDAF) appears to be trading at a steep discount compared to its peers.
The company’s current enterprise value (EV) is approximately C$10 million. Based on the estimates of the company’s resource in Saskatchewan of 4.2 million tons of LCE, this would represent a value of roughly C$2.25 per ton.
Comparable companies, however, are seeing their resource base valued significantly higher.
This means that – based on the company’s current resource in Western Canada – Grounded Lithium Corp. may already be trading at a significant discount to its peers…and as such represents a high-upside opportunity when the company is fairly valued.
That calculation, of course, does not factor in additional potential resources on the company’s property in Saskatchewan…or any future possible acquisitions by a management team that has demonstrated a history of finding high-upside resource properties in the region.
As word begins to spread about the potential associated with Grounded Lithium Corp. (TSX.V: GRD)(OTC: GRDAF) (TSX.V: GRD)(OTC: GRDAF), early investors could potentially reap the rewards of the current undervaluation.
Vital Reason #7
Grounded Lithium Corp. offers a “pure play” resource opportunity.
One of the key elements of Grounded Lithium Corp. is that the company knows its areas of strength…and it knows where it should rely on others.
This makes the company a “pure play” opportunity.
Many resource companies offer great stories, but they can be reliant on the development or demonstration of a complex technology in order to drive value.
That’s not the case with Grounded Lithium Corp. (TSX.V: GRD)(OTC: GRDAF) (TSX.V: GRD)(OTC: GRDAF).
Grounded Lithium understands that their strengths involve identifying and acquiring potentially valuable properties…not developing new technology.
So when it comes to the Direct Lithium Extraction (DLE) technology needed for the resource development, Grounded Lithium prefers to “stand on the shoulders of giants” rather than perform the research and development itself.
According to recent news from the company, that process is moving quickly to fruition. Just this past May, Grounded Lithium announced the selection of direct lithium extraction leader, Koch Technology Solutions, and its proprietary Li-ProTM technology for implementation of an upcoming field pilot.
Initial lab results conducted by Koch at the Kindersley Lithium Project brine were very encouraging…
- They observed lithium extraction recovery rates from KLP Brine averaged 98% over multiple passes; and
- Equally positive, the process technology effectively rejected other key ions found in KLP Brine deposits with observed rejection factors of 99%
Grounded Lithium Corp. (TSX.V: GRD)(OTC: GRDAF) (TSX.V: GRD)(OTC: GRDAF) is now looking towards next steps. Assuming the proposal is agreed to by all parties, KTS will provide the Li-ProTM technology under an appropriately staged evaluation program, or field pilot, lasting several months to determine more extensive extraction results over the long-term. KTS will also assist in the preparation of a detailed feasibility-level engineering solution using the Li-ProTM technology in a full-scale central processing facility to evaluate overall project commerciality.
Grounded Lithium believe this represents a pivotal step in the process to produce a dense lithium chloride solution ready for refining into a battery-grade lithium product.
They also expect to publish in the very near future key economic data on the entire KLP in its maiden preliminary economic assessment.
President & CEO, Gregg Smith, commented,
“Our team continues to execute our business plan to become a leading Canadian commercial producer of battery-grade lithium. We are excited to be taking critical next steps, based on the very positive extraction results, with a world-class organization such as Koch. Each milestone achieved provides increased conviction to advance the ensuing stages of our business plan, inclusive of the submission of our maiden PEA and the construction of a field pilot project later this year. We look forward to funding these stages and communicating results.”
What to do now…
Bottom line: The opportunity for with Grounded Lithium Corp. (TSX.V: GRD)(OTC: GRDAF) (TSX.V: GRD)(OTC: GRDAF) merits your attention, particularly as the United States and Canada look to expand domestic supply.
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iiInferrred Mineral Resources outlined in NI43-101 report for Kindersley Project Area by Sproule Associates Limited dated March 15, 2023
iii https://www.saskatchewan.ca/government/news-and-media/2021/january/13/saskatchewan-gets-top-global-ranking-in-international-mining-report
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