| Metals & Mining Industry | Materials Sector | Mr. William Matthew Johnson M.A., M.A.I.C.D., M.B.A., MA, MAICD, MBA CEO | ASX Exchange | Q4266A100 CUSIP |
| AU Country | - Employees | - Last Dividend | 26 Oct 2009 Last Split | - IPO Date |
Lithium Energy Limited is a forward-thinking company that specializes in the exploration, evaluation, and development of battery minerals, primarily focusing on lithium and graphite. Established in 2021, the company is strategically positioned within the burgeoning battery minerals sector, addressing the growing demand for resources that power electric vehicles and renewable energy storage solutions. Its operations span across two critical locations: Australia and Argentina, leveraging the unique geological characteristics of these regions to develop its flagship projects. The Solaroz Lithium Brine project in Argentina and the Burke Graphite project in Australia are at the heart of Lithium Energy Limited's ambitions to become a significant player in the global battery minerals market. With its headquarters in West Perth, Australia, the company is poised to contribute to the transition towards more sustainable energy consumption worldwide.
This project represents Lithium Energy Limited's venture into lithium brine exploration and development. Situated in Argentina, the Solaroz project spans approximately 12,000 hectares and encompasses 8 mineral concessions. The choice of location leverages Argentina's favorable geological environment for lithium brine deposits, aiming to produce lithium that is crucial for lithium-ion batteries—a key component in electric vehicles and renewable energy storage systems.
Located in the Cloncurry region of North Central Queensland, Australia, the Burke Graphite Project underscores the company's investments in graphite exploration and development. Graphite is another essential material used in battery anodes, and the Burke project is set to tap into the high-quality graphite resources in Australia. This project not only diversifies Lithium Energy Limited's portfolio but also aligns with the growing demand for high-grade graphite in the battery manufacturing sector.