Frontier Lithium2736 Belisle Drive, Val Caron, Ontario, Canada

Frontier Lithium (TSXV: FL) is a specialized exploration company actively engaged in the development of its wholly-owned PAK Lithium Project in northwestern Ontario. Exploration work conducted in 2013 to 2015 shows the PAK deposit is a potential near-term supplier of technical grade material for the ceramic and glass market. An updated mineral resource estimate was completed on the property in early 2016 showcasing the PAK Lithium Project’s world-class lithium grades and large tonnage potential, with the ability to be easily grown when required. The project is currently in the pre-feasibility stage with bulk sampling and metallurgical studies underway. The PAK pre-feasibility study is targeted for completion by the end of March 2017.
Frontier Lithium is led by a strong management team and directors with over 30% ownership and decades of experience in resource extraction. With its world-class lithium asset, the company has attracted highly knowledgeable team members with key experience in the lithium mining sector.

Frontier Lithium is a specialized mining exploration company actively engaged in the acquisition, exploration and development of hard rock, high grade, multi-element rare metal resource properties. DEVELOPING A WORLD-CLASS LITHIUM DEPOSIT FOR EXPANDING MARKETS: Frontier Lithium is actively exploring its 100% owned project which contains the Pakeagama Lake pegmatite - 8.2 million tonnes of what is the highest grade lithium deposit in North America. Exploration work conducted throughout 2013 to 2016 shows the PAK deposit could be a potential near-term supplier of high-purity technical-grade lithium concentrates from the mineral spodumene that is preferred by the ceramic and glass market which consumes approximately one-third of total global lithium production.Frontier Lithium’s PAK Deposit containing high grade ore with no iron impurities is an opportunity for a new supply chain of technical-grade lithium for industrial producers of ceramics and glass. This market consumes 32% of global lithium production (USGS, 2016). Virtually, all new lithium developments are being directed toward production of battery grade (99.9%) pure lithium compounds which require massive capital investment. Industrial ceramic and glass producers do not require this level of purity provided they have access to “low-iron” lithium concentrate in excess of 7% lithium oxide content (one tonne of concentrate contains 70kg of contained lithium oxide). Frontier Lithium intends to fill this supply chain gap at lower prices to industrial ceramic and glass manufacturers and higher margin to itself.