Lithium Hill

• Historical drilling ended hole in >28.5m wide pegmatite with K/Rb ratios as low as 54 and elevated Li2O (585 ppm), Cs-Ta-Nb.
• Remaining holes also intersected significant pegmatite widths over ~8km of strike, open in all directions.
• Access to historic core, high resolution magnetics and EM data
• Decreasing K/Rb Ratios down hole suggests increasing magmatic evolution
• End of Hole (209.1m) has the most evolved K/Rb ratio, with elevated Li-Ca-Ta-Nb signature

• Geochemistry and texture indicative of zoned LCT pegmatite at least 28.5m thick
• Similar stratigraphy to Greenbushes
• Hole intersected top of and terminated in pegmatite – pegmatite thickness unknown

WARNING: WE ARE NOT SUGGESTING LITHIUM HILL IS A GREENBUSHES ANALOG