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LithiumBank Resources Corp V.LBNK

Alternate Symbol(s):  V.LBNK.W | LBNKF

LithiumBank Resources Corp. is a Canada-based development company focused on lithium-enriched brine projects in Western Canada. The Company holds over 3.6 million acres of mineral titles, 3.33M acres in Alberta. The Company’s Boardwalk Lithium Brine Project is located in west-central Alberta, approximately 85 kilometers (km) east of the City of Grande Prairie and 270 km northwest of the City of Edmonton. The Project consists of 30 Alberta Metallic and Industrial Mineral contiguous permits covering an area of 572,237 acres, within a LithiumBank total land package of approximately four million acres in west-central Alberta. Its Park Place is land consisting of 1,571,364 acres of mineral titles, 50 km south of Boardwalk. The Company holds Saskatchewan with 336,595 acres of mineral permits across three separate property areas.


TSXV:LBNK - Post by User

Post by SkywalkerofLukeon Aug 30, 2022 1:32pm
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The lithium market is expected to grow at a compound annual growth rate of 12.0% from 2022 to 2030 to reach $18.99B by 2030. One of the companies I’m following is LBNK LBNK.v who most recently announced the commencement of direct lithium extraction mineral processing test work on brines from the Boardwalk Project. 


Results are expected to be used as inputs to the process design of a facility to treat raw brine and produce battery grade lithium chemical products in the NI 43-101 PEA. LBNK sees this as a key stepping stone towards the design of a commercial facility that they anticipate will produce battery grade lithium chemical products. One to be watching.


https://www.lithiumbank.ca/news/2022/ithiumankngagesatchtoestoardwalkithiumrinei20220719050301

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