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Frontier Lithium Inc V.FL

Alternate Symbol(s):  LITOF

Frontier Lithium Inc. is engaged in the acquisition, exploration and development of lithium mineral properties in Ontario, Canada. The Company is engaged in a pre-production business with a focus to be a strategic and integrated domestic supplier of spodumene concentrates for industrial users as well as battery-grade lithium hydroxide and other chemicals to the electric vehicle and energy storage markets in North America. The Company’s flagship asset, PAK Lithium Project, located about 175 kilometers (km) north of Red Lake, Ontario in the Red Lake Mining District and encompasses close to 27,000 hectares (ha). It also has two other spodumene-bearing discoveries, such as the Bolt pegmatite, which is located between the PAK and Spark deposits, as well as the Pennock pegmatite, located 25 km northwest of the PAK deposit within the project claims. Its lithium products include spodumene concentrate and lithium hydroxide monohydrate.


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Post by Mookster3on Feb 16, 2024 5:56am
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Indigenous buy-in

Indigenous buy-in    In Paris this week, the federal minister of Energy and Natural Resources, Jonathan Wilkinson, reiterated that federal loan guarantees will be available for indigenous buy-ins to critical mineral projects and reaffirmed that money is available for infrastructure. The Pak project is centrally located among a group of 17 First Nations communities in NW Ontario and these will presumably provide the main workforce for the mine. The powerline being constructed only a few kilometers from the minesite, is indigenous-owned and is slated for completion this year. Frontier now owns the 150-man construction camp located 8km from the minesite. Bart Meekus, ex band chief of Sandy Lake First Nations, is a long-standing board member of Frontier Minerals.
       In short, if there’s just one critical minerals project in Canada that’s being groomed for direct indigenous participation, it’s this one. Politicians are no doubt coming under increasing pressure to translate some of their rhetoric into action, so an announcement could come at any time.  
    Chart below illustrates how undervalued Frontier’s resource is (x4) compared to several of its peers. Also note that that Rick Walker Sr is an experienced open-pit miner (see profile below).
       FL      Pak+Spark   CRE Rose  PMET  Corvette Liontown Kathleen
Ore deposit size1 (mmt)    59     26   109   156
  Grade (% Li2O)   1.5    0.9    1.4    1.4
Contained Li (mmkg)   885   234  1526  2184
Shares out (mm)   227   218   122  2420
  Price ($CDN)  $0.54   $0.70 $7.00 $1.00
Market cap $mm (CDN)  $123   $153  $854 $2400
Market cap/kg Li   0.14    0.65  0.56  1.1
Reginald F. (Rick) Walker, Chairman of the Board 
   Rick Walker has been the owner/operator of Consbec Inc. since 1975. Consbec is the largest surface drilling and blasting contractor in North America and the only private Canadian company who manufactures and transports bulk explosives. Mr. Walker has extensive experience in open pit mining, quarry and construction. Mr. Walker’s open pit experience involves pit design, government regulatory requirements, high tonnage production, dilution, wall and drainage control. Mr. Walker is a member of the International Society of Explosive Engineers and the Canadian 
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