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International Lithium Corp. V.ILC

Alternate Symbol(s):  ILHMF

International Lithium Corp. is a Canadian lithium exploration company. The Company's key metals are lithium (Li), copper (Cu) and rubidium (Rb). The Company's strategic countries of operation are Canada (Ontario) and Zimbabwe, with a Joint Venture in Ireland. In Canada, the Company's projects include Raleigh Lake, Firesteel, Wolf Ridge and Other. The Raleigh Lake Lithium and Rubidium project consists of over 48,500 hectares (ha) of mineral claims. The Firesteel Copper project consists of 17 mining claims, making up 316 mining claim units covering an area of approximately 6,600 ha. The Wolf Ridge property is comprised of around 275 claim units (around 5,700 ha). Its other projects include Mavis Lake and Forgan Lake. It has applied for various Exclusive Prospecting Orders in Zimbabwe. It has entered into an option agreement to acquire a 100% interest in certain mineral claims located in Manicaland Zimbabwe. It also has a 25% interest in two Projects (440 ha) in Manicaland, Zimbabwe.


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Post by TrueCanuck1on Feb 11, 2021 11:21pm
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125 Million EVs Will Need Billions of Tons of Lithium

125 Million EVs Will Need Billions of Tons of LithiumFor example, the Nissan Leaf, uses 20 pounds of lithium in its battery, while a big EV, such as a Tesla uses more than 350 pounds of lithium.  Musk tweeted that Tesla will need to start producing its own battery cells to support its various products, even as it ramps up purchases from outside suppliers. He wrote that the company expects “significant shortages” of cells in 2022 and beyond unless it ramps up output of its own. 
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