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$USLI / $ASALF - Big Acquisitions in the Lithium Space

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American Salars Lithium Adds 450,000 tonnes of LCE to Their Portfolio.

If you haven’t been living under a rock, you should know that Lithium is one of the most sought-after elements in today’s day and time.

The green agenda is real (like it or not) and Deutsche Bank is projecting a shortage of 768,000 tLCE by 2030.

Now the question is which companies will capitalize on this transition and the increasing demand for lithium.

In our eyes one company - American Salars Lithium CSE: USLI OTC: ASALF is a clear stand out in this sector with an in-situ valuation of 11.5b USD+ and a market cap of only around 6m, it proposes an attractive opportunity for investors to capitalize on the increasing demand for Lithium.

Just recently they made a major advancement with the acquisition of an additional 450,000 tLCE (inferred). Boosting their stake in Argentina by adding a second property

Why Argentina?

With the new Argentine president, Javier Gerardo Milei, in place, there has never been a better time to trade and do business in Argentina as the country shifts towards a more open economy after years of crippling inflation.

The Argentine government has created a favorable environment for mining investments through a range of policies and initiatives.

The administration’s focus on economic liberalization, reducing bureaucratic hurdles, and encouraging foreign direct investment (FDI) aims to attract international investors, particularly in the mining sector. 

Streamlined regulations make it easier for mining companies to obtain permits and operate efficiently.

The administration also supports junior mining companies through financial incentives and regulatory assistance. These pro-mining policies position Argentina as a top destination for mining investments, especially in lithium and other critical minerals essential for the clean energy transition.

Argentina holds immense potential for mining investments, particularly in critical minerals like lithium, amidst favorable economic reforms and supportive governmental policies under President Javier Gerardo Milei & American Salars Lithium Inc. CSE: USLI OTC: ASALF stands at the forefront, making it an attractive investment to get exposure to the rapidly evolving economy down there.

Conclusion

We are extremely bullish on the future of American Salars Lithium CSE: USLI OTC: ASALF with the recent acquisitions, only 28 million shares outstanding, up 154% YTD, 900,000+ tLCE Lithium in the portfolio with exposure to the flourishing economy of Argentina, for these reasons we have entered a long position in CSE: USLI OTC: ASALF.

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