New supply from large, well-located, politically stable deposits is urgently needed. The Cisco Lithium Project is one of a very small number of assets globally that can potentially address that need at scale.
At 295 million tonnes, Cisco is the largest hard-rock lithium deposit in the western hemisphere and fourth largest in the world by scale x grade.¹
Quebec is one of the world’s premier mining destinations: pro-development with a stated goal of becoming a hub for battery supply chain development.
Energy storage systems have emerged alongside EVs as a major new demand driver, with some major banks projecting a structural supply deficit as soon as 2026.
For a comprehensive overview of the Cisco Lithium Project, exploration results, location and infrastructure advantages, download our latest Corporate Presentation.
| CASH (as of 2026-07-02) | ~$76 M |
| ISSUED & OUTSTANDING | 241.6 M |
| MARKET CAP (as of 2026-08-07) | C ~$600 M |
| WARRANT | 1,429,000 780K @ c$0.90 (Expiry Aug 2028) 649K @ $245 (Expiry May 2029) |
| SHARE-BASED COMPENSATION | 23.0 M |
| FULLY DILUTED | 276.3 M* |
*Includes 10 M shares that remain to be issued for the Cisco option
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