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EMP Metals was formed by a seasoned natural resource and geological team that sought out high impact strategic projects in low risk political jurisdictions with a skilled labour force experienced in the extraction industry and existing oil and gas infrastructure to support lithium brine exploration and development.

How EMP is responding to the growing need for Lithium.

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WHY INVEST IN EMP METALS CORP?

Why Invest in EMP Metals Corp?

EMP Metals is exploring and developing lithium brine assets, helping to address domestic critical element supply chains. The seasoned project technical team possesses deep resource experience to advance its strategic property package. Lithium testing on vertical wellbores at the Viewfield and Mansur properties have confirmed high flow rates and brine concentrations of up to 259 mg/L and 148 mg/L, respectively, indicating significantly higher grades of lithium being discovered in Saskatchewan’s Duperow formation versus the Leduc formation in Alberta.

MARKET IN NUMBERS

Market in Numbers

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By 2026, the global lithium market is predicted to be worth approximately $91.9 billion.

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Lithium is projected to grow at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 19% from 2020 to 2028.

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In 2019, the automotive industry was the largest segment with a revenue share of 40.8%

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Lithium demand is anticipated to reach 650 kilotons by 2025, a growth rate of 599% from 2019 to 2025 in the EV market.

THE SASKATCHEWAN ADVANTAGE

The Saskatchewan Advantage

A mining and business-friendly province with accessible oil and gas infrastructure, Saskatchewan provides considerable local social support available for extractive businesses such as EMP. In addition to containing an under-utilized workforce experienced in the extractive industry with access to extensive geological data, the province promises success for lithium extraction.

EMP PROJECTS

EMP Projects

EMP Metals’ lithium brine projects on the Duperow formation in southeastern Saskatchewan feature shallower drilling depth and lower H2S (“sour gas”) concentrations than Alberta’s Leduc formation. Within this formation, significantly higher grades of lithium are being discovered over the Leduc. From the 2-22-007-09 wellbore at the Viewfield property area, the Duperow swab tested from 94 – 259 mg/L in 6 of 7 prospective zones and flow tested at 600m3/d with 200 mg/L. At the Mansur property area, the 14-36-009-13 wellbore Duperow swab tested up to 148 mg/L and the 11-2-009-13 wellbore tested max 85 to 96 mg/L and flow tested up to 528m3/d.