Source: One World Lithium.

Investors looking to capitalize on the new frontier of lithium separation technologies should review the merits of One World Lithium (CSE:OWLI), as its potential to be a low-cost technology producer with yields up to 90 per cent may be an industry game changer.

This company has a working relationship with the US Department of Energy that has an exclusive patent to separate lithium carbonate from a brine that will make the company a leader is in the field.

Given the lithium market has a projected value of more than $190 Billion by 2028, the latest offering in the Deal Room has a promising play that should attract some serious attention.

The opportunity:

Due to decreasing lithium-ion battery costs, growth in energy storage system and the electric vehicles market, global lithium demand is expected to grow in the future.

By 2025, it is projected that the 12 largest vehicle manufactures will spend US$365 billion to produce electric vehicles While Volvo is not one of the largest and owned by the Chinese it is committed to sell 1 million electric vehicles per year by 2024.

Since there is no commercial replacement for lithium, One World Lithium is one to watch, given its relationship with the US Department of Energy where it may own a 100 per cent interest subject to nominal consideration to the US DOE. Which has the potential to separate lithium carbonate and its related elements including heavy rare earth metals. The exclusive DOE patent is an advanced direct lithium extraction process for the extraction of lithium carbonate from natural brines, rapidly generating a pure lithium carbonate.  OWL will seek approval for a plan to commercialise the DOE’s unique patent within the next 60 days. 

The deal:

To advance its operations, OWL has launched a new non-brokered private placement, seeking up to C$600,000 with a unit offering price at $0.05 per share. Each unit contains a full warrant exercisable at $0.08 per share on a three-year term. The offering period is from June 15th to July 5th, 2022.

In addition to working capital, One World Lithium intends to use the proceeds from this financing to license or joint venture its technology to current and future lithium carbonate producers.

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