The world today doesn’t need lithium.
It needs “superlithium.”
Only “superlithium” can go into car batteries… power storage installations… electric airplanes…
These applications need the purest, most high-grade lithium available in the world today.
In other words, high-end uses require high-end lithium.
As a result, the world’s biggest car makers, battery producers, and even the US military are hunting for “superlithium.”
We bet you haven’t heard about it. There’s a reason for this.
Everybody else is focused on “lithium,” and they don’t get how this market works.
“Lithium” is a metal. “Superlithium,” more commonly known as lithium carbonate and lithium hydroxide, is the high-grade processed from of lithium. It is critical to building a clean future… to provide energy and military security1.
The US military recently announced that it would be funding Canadian mining companies amid its rivalry with China.
The United States is about to commit hundreds of billions of dollars to its energy security and clean economy.2 A significant part of that will go to Canadian mining companies to procure “energy metals,” which includes “superlithium.”
Recent news confirmed that one of the projects on the Americans’ radar is located in Northern Ontario, Canada.3
Why?
Because Canada is at the top of the list of places where the US military will look for “superlithium.”
The United States military has been quietly soliciting applications for Canadian mining projects that want American public funding through a major national security initiative.
It’s part of an increasingly urgent priority of the US government: lessening dependence on China for critical minerals that are vital in everything from civilian goods such as electronics, cars and batteries, to weapons.
It illustrates how Canadian mining is becoming the nexus of a colossal geopolitical struggle. Ottawa just pushed Chinese state-owned companies out of the sector, and the US is now moving public funding in.4
A US official says: “It’s a matter of law.” Canada is a reliable partner to the US and is part of the US industrial base. When the US military looks for critical minerals, it has few other options but to look in Canada, which has world-class mineral resources.
In other words, Canadian “superlithium” producers could supply the US military with the critical materials it needs and enable the technologies such as the ones used in the newest US unmanned stealth plane.5
As a result of the collaboration with the US military, Canadian companies have access to millions of dollarrs to be invested in “critical” projects.
In addition to the US military funding Canadian energy metal mining companies, the Québec government has revealed that it is in talks with Tesla about the automaker investing in the province.
A representative for Pierre Fitzgibbon, Québec’s economy minister, confirmed that the official met with Tesla executives in California recently.
“The minister met with Tesla executives during a mission in California last month. They discussed Quebec’s place in Tesla’s supply chain.”6
Thus, Canada is quickly becoming the hottest area for energy metal mining.
And, in our opinion, only this company has the combination of talent, a proven track record… and a perfect location to supply the US military and Tesla, as well as other EV producers, with “superlithium.”
As a reminder, by “superlithium,” that means two of the highest-purity, battery-grade lithium compounds: carbonate and hydroxide.
This company, Tearlach Resources Ltd. (TSX:TEA OTC:TELHFTSX:TEA OTC:TELHF) has the best talent in the lithium industry, such as Paul Chow.
He co-founded Rock Tech Lithium and was the company’s former CEO. Rock Tech was one of the most successful companies in this space.
And now, he is part of Tearlach Resources Ltd. (TSX:TEA OTC:TELHFTSX:TEA OTC:TELHF).
And as far as the location of the company’s project portfolio, it doesn’t get any better, in our opinion.
The company’s lithium projects are located in the heart of Ontario… where the US Department of Defense has already started looking for lithium production partners.
And Tearlach is already one of the largest landholders in Ontario.
AN “ENERGY METALS” UNICORN
This sort of “home run” return potential is very rare… and companies like Tearlach are sought-after by some of the “smartest money” in the world… including venture capitalists and hedge funds…
…as well as the US military with its hundreds of millions of dollars to invest.
In brief, it’s a growing powerhouse in the lithium space that aims to produce the most in-demand commodity in the world: “superlithium.”
It’s unique. It owns lithium properties itself, and it could produce some of the highest-grade lithium products on the market.
Early investors should take notice immediately.
Tearlach is a Vancouver-based lithium mining company with a rockstar team.
The company’s team made multiple discoveries… which became operating mines. This sets it apart from almost every other mining company.
Making a discovery is hard… but turning one into a mine is a whole different challenge.
And this team did this more than once.
In other words, the Tearlach team is world-class.
For example, Mr. Lindsay Bottomer. He’s a geologist with over 45 years of experience in mining exploration and development.
Mr. Bottomer was a member of the team that discovered Oyu Tolgoi.
Oyu Tolgoi is one of the largest copper-gold mines in the world.
The company that owns 66% of Oyu Tolgoi, Turquoise Hill Resources, is worth $6 billion.
Mr. Bottomer was instrumental in this massive discovery. In the past, he found mines and built lithium companies.
And now, he is at the helm of the technical team of Tearlach Resources Ltd. (TSX:TEA OTC:TELHFTSX:TEA OTC:TELHF).
There are other mining rockstars on the team.
Such as Paul Chow.
Mr. Chow is the co-founder and former CEO of Rock Tech Lithium.
He was a pioneer and one of the most successful entrepreneurs in the lithium space.
A director of this renown and pedigree would be highly selective and choose only the best emerging companies to associate himself with.
The fact that he joined Tearlach is a massive vote of confidence in the company’s potential.
Marc Enright-Morin is an advisor to the company’s management team. Mr. Enright-Morin is a renowned Vancouver-based businessman and investment banker. He helped public and private companies raise over CAD300 million.
On top of that, Mr. Enright-Morin has also founded two lithium companies himself.
He has the stellar capital markets experience that Tearlach needs to become one of the premier lithium mining companies in North America.
Tearlach has other superstars on its management team and its board.
They could, create a multi-million lithium conglomerate strategically aligned with the needs of the “clean economy” and the United States military scouting North America for safe and reliable sources of “superlithium.”
Read on to learn why Tearlach Resources Ltd. (TSX:TEA OTC:TELHFTSX:TEA OTC:TELHF) could be the leader of “superlithium.”
TEARLACH RESOURCES “NEVADA” GABRIEL PROJECT
Tearlach Resources, Nevada based project is located in a hot belt of lithium discoveries.
Tearlach has been granted the option to acquire up to a 70% interest in the lithium minerals in certain unpatented mining claims forming a portion of the Blackrock’s Tonopah North project newly named the “Gabriel Project” in Esmeralda County and Nye County, Nevada, USA.
Tearlach’s Gabriel Project is located in an emerging new discovery area where lithium values as high as 1,217 ppm have been intercepted by drilling. The zones of mineralization are up to 56.4 metres thick.
The Gabriel Project is located next door to American Lithium’s project that at the time of writing has achieved a market capitalization of $768 million.
Gabriel Project Highlights:
- Lithium values up to 1,217 ppm lithium over 1.5 m in drill hole TN22-012 have been intercepted in drilling, in addition to the continuity of broad zones of mineralization up to 56.4 metres in thickness in drill hole TN22-009;
- The average thickness of the lithium-bearing zone is 28.1 metres;
- The lithium bearing zone comes within 8 metres of the surface on the northeast portion of the property and has been intersected down to 117 metres below the surface; and
- The mineralization is similar to the nearby TLC lithium deposit owned by American Lithium Corp, located three kilometres to the northeast of the Company’s land holdings.
Morgan Lekstrom, CEO of Tearlach Resources states,
“With initial RC holes grading up to 1217ppm and with thicknesses up to 56.4 metres and 117m depth, we see a mirror potential of American Lithium’s TLC deposit ($768M exploration company) directly north of us. With initial mapping completed and our world-class-Nevada based team with significant geological and processing experience in lithium-bearing clays, we have a roadmap to accelerate and aggressively drill. We plan to drill a much larger core program and advance to the resource estimate while concurrently running engineering and process models.”
TEARLACH IS ONE OF THE LARGEST LITHIUM LANDHOLDERS IN ONTARIO.
The company’s flagship property is Wesley. It is a 3,250-hectare (12.5-square-mile) property that is hosted within the Sharpe Lake Batholith, which is a type of granite that hosts muscovite, a potentially lithium-bearing mineral.
Now, the good news is that historical drilling north of Wesley found lithium-cesium-tantalum pegmatites in the drill core. And pegmatite is a mineral that tends to host economically significant amounts of lithium.
In other words, in the past, potentially lithium-bearing intervals have already been found close to the project’s borders.
And those intervals were wide, up to 10 meters (32.8 feet) downhole.
Moreover, Wesley is located next door to the Root project.
So far, exploration at Root proved that the district where Tearlach Resources Ltd. (TSX:TEA OTC:TELHFTSX:TEA OTC:TELHF) Wesley property is located could be one of the richest lithium areas in North America.
Root’s owners have drilled 19 holes at the property so far. And all 19 of them intersected spodumene-bearing pegmatites.
And the intervals have been both thick and continuous.
Some of the most impressive results included 10.8 meters of 1.65% Li2O from hole RL-22-002, 11.5m of 2.03% Li2O from hole RL-22-003, and 8m of 1.94% Li2O from hole RL-22-008.7
In other words, the company drilling at the Root project has achieved a 100% success rate so far. Better yet, lithium-bearing intervals start at the surface.
Which means that if the project reaches production, extracting ore won’t be too expensive. It starts right at or close to the surface. So, you don’t need to move much material to get to the “pay dirt.”
It will not be surprising to see Tearlach Resources see similar successes when it starts its own exploration work at Wesley, which is located right next to Root.
The company’s other project, Harth, is also located in Ontario.
It comprises 2,350 hectares (or 9 square miles) of claims. Like Wesley, it’s also hosted within the Sharpe Lake Batholith.
Which means that it could also share the same geological characteristics as Wesley and potentially deliver similar results that the Root project has done.
Tearlach’s portfolio includes one more lithium project: Ferland Station.
Ferland station is also located close to one of the projects that has just delivered excellent results from all 19 holes that it drilled.

TEARLACH’S PORTFOLIO OF IMPRESSIVE PROJECTS
New additions to its portfolio could come, which will further reinforce Tearlach’s position as one of the most significant landowners in Ontario.
Better yet, the company has a roster of potential joint venture partners, which means that it won’t have to do all the work by itself.
This could speed up exploration progress at the company’s projects.
And keep in mind that the team of Tearlach Resources Ltd. (TSX:TEA OTC:TELHFTSX:TEA OTC:TELHF) has both mining and refining experience.
This is critical for a “superlithium” player.
“Superlithium” is the product of a refining process where low-grade lithium ore is turned into the purest form of lithium possible. To do that, a company needs expertise in mining, processing, and refining ore.
Tearlach has professionals on board that can, in our view, get this job done.
In a world that is going crazy about green commodities, “superlithium” production is the best place to be.
Tearlach Resources Ltd. (TSX:TEA OTC:TELHFTSX:TEA OTC:TELHF) is at the forefront of this “green revolution.”
This revolution will be powered by a transition to “green metals” like lithium… and by access to refining technology and expertise.
This is why to succeed in the world of tomorrow, a mining company needs to also have advantages in location, expertise, and partnerships. Then it would be more likely to fully take part in the “green supercycle.”
THE “GREEN SUPERCYCLE” IS JUST BEGINNING
The world is moving toward advanced technology and clean energy.
There’s no way around it… Most commodities, like oil, will be left behind by this trillion-dollar shift.
But metals like lithium will likely have much more room to run.
In fact, lithium could do to the 21st century what coal did to the 19th and oil to the 20th…
Lithium in its “superlithium” form will likely define the century of electricity.
Because as the world is switching away from oil, it will consume more metals. Especially battery metals.
S&P Global says: “The path to net-zero emissions undeniably includes lithium, an essential raw material for the lithium-ion batteries that power electric vehicles and energy storage applications.”8
They will go into electric cars, fuel cells, consumer products, other gadgets, and the whole energy generation system.
Which means that the economy of the 21st century would demand more metals as it becomes cleaner and greener.
Benchmark Minerals estimates that by 2030, lithium demand will reach 2.4 million tonnes of lithium carbonate equivalent (or LCE).9 That’s four times higher than the amount of LCE estimated to be produced in 2022.
This is extremely bullish lithium, which will be used in most “new energy” applications… and mostly in its “superlithium” form.
The “green supercycle” has just begun… with lithium demand about to quadruple over the rest of this decade, there is plenty of opportunity for early investors to participate in this megatrend.
That’s one reason to put Tearlach Resources Ltd. (TSX:TEA OTC:TELHFTSX:TEA OTC:TELHF) on your radar as soon as possible.
But to take part in it being a “lithium company” isn’t enough. Merely producing some form of lithium concentrate isn’t enough to get on the radar of today’s sophisticated investors and lithium-hungry EV manufacturers.
“SUPERLITHIUM” WILL CHANGE TRANSPORTATION FOREVER
This transformational (and insanely cool) technology needs the best fuel it can get.
“Lithium” won’t cut it. It needs “superlithium.”
“Superlithium” is the highest-purity form of lithium product.
There are two types of “superlithium:” carbonate and hydroxide.
In short, the demand for them is soaring. Between this year and 2030, the demand for them could soar up to 5x. Why?
Because these products are badly needed for sophisticated applications like batteries or electric jet planes like the one pictured above…
To match this demand, “superlithium” producers need to hurry…
Lamborghini just announced that it would also be developing EVs and transitioning its line of vehicles into electric power by 2025.10

Lamborghini wouldn’t bother with a mediocre product. This company needs the best battery-grade material, or “superlithium.”
And if you can produce “superlithium” in a nature-friendly way, your chances of scoring those industry giants as clients could be high.
Because every large company worth working with will ask its suppliers how they do on the ESG scores. As a reminder, ESG stands for “environmental, social, and governance.”
ESG basically means “sustainable and responsible.”
A mining operation that can produce “superlithium” can possibly unlock billions of dollars’ worth of value in the process.
TOP REASONS TEARLACH RESOURCES COULD BE A REAL WINNER
- Recently closed a $7.5 mm financing which allows the company ample capital to lead a in depth exploration program.
- Viable lithium projects are hard to find.
- Lithium demand is poised to outstrip supply and experts believe the price of lithium will continue to rise dramatically.
- Super Lithium is the lithium needed to power the technology of the future.
- Paul Chow, Co-founder and former CEO of Rock Tech Lithium only gets involved in world class assets and companies. His position on the Tearlach speaks to the quality of the company and its assets.
- Mr. Lindsay Bottomer was a member of the team that discovered Oyu Tolgoi. Oyu Tolgoi is one of the largest copper-gold mines in the world.
- Tearlach is one of the largest lithium landowners in Ontario.
- The US military is funding Canadian energy metal mining companies.
- The Québec government revealed it’s in talks with Tesla about the automaker investing in the province.
- Tearlach’s three lithium projects are in a rich lithium region where previous discoveries have already been made, indicated by the map below:

Right now, a lot of lithium companies produce spodumene concentrate with Li2O content of about 6%.
Its market value is about $5,127 per tonne.
But the market wants higher values… much higher.
To be suitable for high-grade applications, lithium concentrate needs to have up to 99.5% purity.
To get from 6% to 99.5% is hard and expensive… but it’s critical to match the insatiable demand for high-end lithium products.
A “superlithium” producer could make 16 times more money than a company making low-grade spodumene.
The value goes from $5,127/tonne… to $83,932/tonne.
This is the secret sauce of a “superlithium” miner… and the reason Tearlach’s projects could hold high potential.
That should be clear soon… Tearlach Resources Ltd. (TSX:TEA OTC:TELHFTSX:TEA OTC:TELHF) plans to get to the production stage as soon as possible.
And the track record of the people involved with the company indicates it has a chance to deliver value to its investors sooner rather than later.
Remember, this company has some of the most renowned names in the lithium industry on board.
Like Rock Tech’s Paul Chow… with advisors like Lindsay Bottomer, who found billion-dollar projects in the past.
1https://www.pv-magazine.com/press-releases/aqua-metals-and-dragonfly-announce-loi-to-supply-lithium-hydroxide-to-dragonfly-energy-in-ongoing-development-of-solid-state-li-ion-batteries/ 2 https://financialpost.com/commodities/mining/us-military-china-canada-critical-minerals 3 https://financialpost.com/commodities/mining/us-military-china-canada-critical-minerals 4 https://www.reuters.com/markets/commodities/canada-orders-three-foreign-firms-divest-investments-critical-minerals-2022-11-02/ 5 https://www.militaryaerospace.com/test/article/16710470/new-battery-for-b2-bomber-increases-power-fivefold 6 https://electrek.co/2021/11/08/tesla-talks-with-quebec-govt-amid-multi-billion-investment-into-battery-production/ 7 https://www.greentm.com.au/post/thick-high-grade-spodumene-from-surface-atroot-lithium-project 8 https://www.spglobal.com/commodityinsights/en/market-insights/blogs/metals/120220-green-lithium-carbon-batteries-mining-brine-autos-esg 9 https://source.benchmarkminerals.com/article/analysis-lithium-industry-needs-42-billion-to-meet-2030-demand 10 https://www.motortrend.com/news/lamborghini-going-hybrid-electric-plug-in-2025/
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HISTORICAL INFORMATION
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