This company is sitting on one of the largest land packages in North America’s only lithium-producing jurisdiction: the state of Nevada. 

Together, its three projects total a whopping 15,980 acres. That’s over 23 square miles of 100%-owned, potentially lithium-rich land.

To put that figure in perspective, it’s larger than the entire city of Pasadena, California.

In fact, when it comes to land holdings, this company offers investors potentially the bargain of the century.

At today’s share price, investors are getting prime lithium real estate for a mere $556 per acre⁴ – a steal relative to other lithium stocks.

But having a massive land position in America’s most lucrative lithium belt – at a jaw-dropping steal of a price – isn’t this companies only advantage…

This companies Highlands West project is also located adjacent to Albemarle’s Silver Peak mine – the only active lithium producing mine in North America.

And when it comes to mining, proximity is extremely important.

You probably know the saying, “if you’re looking for elephants, go to elephant country”. Well, the same rings true for finding lithium.   

You see, while lithium can be found all over the world, Nevada is one of the few places globally known to contain commercial-grade lithium-enriched brine.  And Clayton Valley, specifically, is home to some of America’s most coveted land.

That’s because Clayton Valley is what’s called a “closed-basin” brine deposit – you can essentially think of it as a bowl full of lithium.

Albemarle’s Silver Peak mine (the only lithium producing mine within North America) is located within that bowl.  And this company believes its projects are strategically positioned within that bowl as well. 

In fact, this company recently received positive geophysics results from detailed seismic and gravity surveys, which may indicate large lithium brine and claystone deposits.

The surveys’ results were so encouraging in fact, the company increased its landholdings in the area by an additional 400 acres.