Project

Aylmer Lithium has advantages from not only abundant High-Quality Spodumene but also mining friendly jurisdiction, as well as prolonged operational period of winter road and availability of wind and solar powers.

Aylmer Lithium locates at the Aylmer Lake area in Northwest Territories of Canada, approximately 70 km to southeast of Diavik Diamond Mine and approximately 50 km to east of Ingraham Trail.

Aylmer Lithium consists of 33 mineral claims, in total of 33,849 hectares, covering nearly the entire Aylmer Lake Lithium Field. ANT Lithium Corp. holds 100% ownership of the whole Property.

Aylmer Lithium comprises fertile granites and associated lithium-rich granitic pegmatites, intruding the central part of the Archean Slave Craton of Canadian Shield.

Aylmer Lithium hosts abundant spodumene pegmatites exposed surrounding a pegmatitic leucogranite. Spodumene is the main lithium-hosting mineral with up to 7.588% Li2O and crystal sizes over 1 meter .

Aylmer Lithium was addressed for hosting "the economically most promising pegmatitic population" of central Slave Craton and "the possibility of a sizable buried Li deposit" by Paul Tomascak and Petr Černý.

Aylmer Lithium is in the progress of preparation for drilling and bulk sampling, on purpose of resource estimation, evaluation for direct shipping ore (DOS), and application of dense media separation (DMS).

One-Step Lithium Hydroxide Plant is proposed with an alkaline method which requires High-Quality Spodumene from Northwest Territories and limestone, water and natural gas from Alberta.