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- Argentina Lithium & Energy Corp. is a junior mineral exploration company focused on acquiring, exploring, and advancing high-quality lithium projects in Argentina's Lithium Triangle toward production to meet global battery sector demand. The company holds nearly 67,000 hectares across four key projects, including Rincon West, Pocitos, Antofalla North, and Paso de Sico; these properties target lithium brine extraction through drilling, geophysical surveys, and resource delineation in the provinces of Salta and Catamarca. Operations emphasize sustainable development with strong government and community relations, serving electric vehicle manufacturers, energy storage providers, and the green energy supply chain. Founded in 2000 and headquartered in Vancouver, Canada, the company, formerly Iron South Mining Corp., changed its name in September 2016 and lists on the TSXV (LIT), OTCQX (LILIF), and other exchanges as a member of the Grosso Group. Core activities involve lithium brine exploration via exploration wells, mineral resource estimates, and technical reporting; recent drilling at Rincon West has identified significant lithium intervals, such as 327-metre and 225-metre brines, expanding potential aquifers by nearly 600 hectares. Recent developments include the filing of a NI 43-101 Technical Report for Rincon West on December 3, 2025, following an initial mineral resource estimate announced October 22, 2025; the company exercised options on nearly 25,400 hectares at Rincon West, Pocitos, and Antofalla North in September 2024 and closed a US$90 million investment from Stellantis (a Peugeot Citroen Argentina S.A. subsidiary) in October 2023, granting Stellantis 19.9% ownership and a lithium offtake agreement for up to 15,000 tonnes annually over seven years. Additional strategic moves encompass amendments to the Paso de Sico option agreement in July 2025, drill permit receipt for Paso de Sico in October 2024, acquisition of Rinconcita II at Salar de Rincon with a 3% net smelter return to REMSA, and geophysical expansions confirming brine potential.
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