Lithium Corp - LTUM stock
Company Profile[edit]
Lithium Corporation (OTC: LTUM) is an exploration-stage mining company based in Nevada. Established in January 2007, the company engages in the identification, acquisition, and exploration of minerals and metals. It focuses on the mineralization of lithium across its properties located in Nevada, graphite, and other energy metal assets in British Colombia. Lithium’s property portfolio incorporates BC Sugar Flake Graphite, Fish Lake Valley, San Emidio, and The Hughes Claims. The company has an absolute interest in the Fish Lake Valley asset which encompasses 143 claims stretching approximately 11,360 acres in northern Esmeralda County, Nevada. The San Emidio property, located in Washoe County comprises 10 claims covering nearly 1,600 acres, while the BC Sugar Flake Graphite covers roughly 19,816 acres in the Cherryville area of British Columbia. Lithium Corp. leverages its internal expertise and infrastructure to seek potential interest in third-party projects with the ultimate goal of creating value and sustainability in its claims portfolio. The company was initially known as Utalk Communications Inc. before changing its name to Lithium Corporation in September 2009. The firm is headquartered in Elko, Nevada. Its common stocks are listed on OTC markets under the LTUM ticker symbol.[1]
Projects[edit]
Lithium[edit]
Fish Lake Valley, San Emidio, and North Big Smokie assets, all in Nevada, make up the lithium project portfolio. The company’s lithium properties are located within and around the epicenter of the United State’s most significant lithium mineral base. Mineral-flooded North America provides ready and skilled labor, mining and processing expertise, mining-friendly jurisdictions, good infrastructure, and environmental protection among other positive attributes.
Fish Lake Valley[edit]
Fish Lake Valley contains near-surface aquifers amenable to low-cost, sustainable extraction and processing techniques. LTUM holds 100% interest in the San Emidio property located in Washoe County. The project has excellent logistics with quality roads, power supply, labor, and a quality cell phone network. A survey in 2010 indicated a magnificent lithium anomaly. Located in Nye County, North Big Smoky has under-explored gaya with a massive lithium presence and good surrounding infrastructure.[2]
North Big Smoky[edit]
This project is located in Nye County, Nevada, USA, and is 100% owned. Indications of lithium have been found at the surface and the type is Lithium-in-brine. The 3,400 acre site has access to transportation and power infrastructure.[3] LTUM has an agreement with Morella Corporation under which Morella can earn up to a 60% interest based on investment over a four year period.[4]
San Emidio[edit]
San Emidio is a Lithium-in-brine project located in Washoe County, Northwestern Nevada, USA. The project is 100% owned and comprises 4,800 acres.[5]
A Controlled Source Audio Frequency Magnetotelluric (CSAMT) geophysical survey on the company’s San Emidio lithium-in-brine prospect yielded efficient results. A mini-bulk sample extracted from the asset was transported by ship to Recion Technologies in Edmonton for early-stage testing to determine its amenability to direct extraction using the latter’s proprietary technology.[6]
Graphite[edit]
BC Sugar[edit]
BC Sugar is a Flake Graphite project located in Okanagan Highlands east of Vernon British Columbia, Canada. The size is 2,947 acres and is 100% owned.[7]
Titanium & Rare Earth Elements[edit]
Yeehaw[edit]
The Yeehaw project is Titanium and Rare Earth Elements comprising 5,438 acres in Monashee Mountains in the Trail Creek Mining Division in South Central British Columbia, between Rossland, and Christina Lake.[8]
Fluorspar[edit]
Las Pilas[edit]
Lithium Corporation has expanded its portfolio by staking the Las Pilas claim block in February 2024, a fluorspar-prospective property in the Greenwood Mining Division, British Columbia, Canada. The 5,178-acre site is located three kilometers from the historical Rock Candy Fluorspar mine, which produced 51,500 tonnes of ore between 1918 and 1929 before closing during the Great Depression.[9]
- ↑ Company Profile – seekingalpha.com/symbol/LTUM. Retrieved on 01/20/2023.
- ↑ Lithium Corporation Projects – Lithium Corporation Website. Accessed on 01/20/2023.
- ↑ Lithiumcorporation.com. North Big Smoky. Accessed on 3/8/2025. Archive link.
- ↑ Junior Mining Network. Lithium Corporation and Morella Sign Formal Agreement for North Big Smoky. August 11, 2022.
- ↑ Lithiumcorporation.com. San Emidio Project. Accessed on 3/8/2025. Archive link.
- ↑ Lithium Corporation Update November 2022 – Yahoo Finance. Retrieved on 01/21/2023
- ↑ Lithiumcoporation.com. Graphite Projects in Canada. Accessed on 3/8/2025. Archive link.
- ↑ Lithiumcorporation.com. Titanium and Rare Earth Elements. Accessed on 3/8/2025. Archive link.
- ↑ ACCESS Newswire. Lithium Corporation Expands Portfolio with New Fluorspar Property. April 9, 2024.
OTC Symbol: LTUM | OTC Tier: OTCQB
