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Lithium Corporation (OTCQB: LTUM) is a mineral exploration company focused on critical minerals that support clean energy, electrification, and North American energy independence. News about LTUM frequently centers on its lithium prospects in Nevada, USA, and its titanium, rare earth elements, graphite, fluorspar, and antimony properties in British Columbia, Canada.
Investors following Lithium Corporation news can expect updates on field work, geological mapping, sampling programs, and portfolio changes across its critical minerals projects. Recent announcements have covered discoveries of enriched Neodymium and Dysprosium rare earth mineralization at its Fluorspar exploration property and the Las Pilas prospect in southern British Columbia, as well as claim realignments and applications to expand claim blocks over geologically analogous areas.
News releases also describe corporate and transactional developments, such as the restructuring of lithium project interests in Nevada through a binding agreement with Morella Corporation, and an option agreement granting Ridgestone Mining Inc. the right to earn a 100% interest in the Las Pilas prospect while Lithium Corporation retains a royalty interest. These items illustrate how the company applies its Project Generator model and manages partnerships in the critical minerals sector.
Beyond minerals, Lithium Corporation has reported that it is evaluating opportunities in renewable energy generation and energy storage, including concepts such as Agrisolar and Vertically Mounted Bifacial Photovoltaic solar panels. Company communications also address its strategic positioning, corporate identity, and its stated commitment to advancing clean energy solutions and a low-carbon future. This news page aggregates such updates so readers can track how the LTUM project portfolio and strategic focus evolve over time.
Lithium Corporation (OTCQB: LTUM) highlights strengthening fundamentals in lithium and rare earth markets driven by rising demand and tightening supply. Lithium prices recently exceeded $20,000/tonne, while rare earth prices rose approaching 50% year‑over‑year. Strong battery energy‑storage demand and disciplined supply conditions underpin a sustained recovery, with data center and grid storage forecast to add 40–55% year‑on‑year incremental demand from those segments. North American battery materials investment is progressing, raising the importance of early exploration positions. The company advanced its Las Pilas rare earth prospect in 2025 and secured an option agreement in early January 2026 for a committed exploration program. Fieldwork on generative lithium projects is planned to resume in February 2026, contingent on favorable weather.
Lithium Corporation (OTCQB: LTUM) executed an option agreement on its Las Pilas REE prospect in southern British Columbia.
Under the deal, Ridgestone Mining will pay $315,000, issue 500,000 common shares, and complete $600,000 in exploration over three years to earn a 100% interest, subject to regulatory approval. Lithium Corporation retains a 2.0% Net Smelter Return (NSR) royalty, preserving long‑term production exposure while allowing Lithium Corporation to prioritize other REE and critical mineral targets and summer 2026 generative work.
Lithium Corporation (OTCQB:LTUM) reported that field work for the 2025 season concluded at its Las Pilas Rare Earth Elements property in southern British Columbia on November 20, 2025.
Preliminary geological mapping suggests REE mineralization is associated with older Jurassic Rossland Group rocks near regional structural features and the contact with younger Eocene Coryell syenitic intrusives. The precise host rock remains unknown; samples are under microscopic review and will undergo geochemical evaluation. The company holds approximately 11,068 acres (4,479 hectares) of claims or claim applications in the area and is assessing analogous regional targets. The release highlights the significance of Neodymium and Dysprosium for electric motor production amid growing domestic critical mineral focus.
Lithium Corporation (OTCQB:LTUM) announced ongoing field exploration and an application to expand its British Columbia rare earth prospect to about 13,440 acres (5,438 ha) to cover adjacent geologically analogous ground.
The company reported geological mapping and sampling at a site where enriched rare earth element mineralization, including neodymium and dysprosium, was identified in sediments to date, and said it is undertaking further assessment and evaluating additional nearby land additions.
Lithium Corporation (OTCQB:LTUM) clarified its corporate identity on October 7, 2025, after an October 2 announcement about approved and realigned rare earth claims at its Fluorspar exploration property in southern British Columbia.
Fieldwork from 2024–2025 reportedly confirmed enriched concentrations of neodymium and dysprosium, materials used in high-efficiency electric motors. The company said the news helped drive LTUM to a new short-term stock high and prompted investor inquiries about name confusion with similarly named firms. Headquarters are in Elko, Nevada; the portfolio includes lithium prospects in Nevada plus titanium, rare earths, graphite, fluorspar, and antimony properties in British Columbia. The company urged investors to consult official filings and its website for verified updates.
Lithium Corporation (OTCQB:LTUM) has announced the discovery of significant Neodymium/Dysprosium and Rare Earth Element (REE) mineralization at its Fluorspar property in British Columbia, Canada. The company has strategically realigned its claim blocks to optimize coverage of these discoveries.
LTUM currently holds 5,732 acres of claims in the area and is considering expansion. This development aligns with recent national initiatives, including the U.S. Department of Defense's July 2025 investment in MP Materials to strengthen domestic rare earth magnet supply chains.
Lithium Corporation (OTCQB: LTUM) has announced a strategic restructuring of its joint venture arrangements with Morella Corporation (ASX: 1MC) regarding Nevada lithium projects. Under the new agreement, Morella will acquire 100% ownership of the Fish Lake Valley (FLV) South and North Big Smoky (NBS) projects, while LTUM retains full ownership of FLV North.
The deal includes significant royalty components, with LTUM maintaining a 3.5% Net Smelter Royalty over both FLV South and NBS. Morella has the option to repurchase 50% of the NSR for $3 million (FLV South) and $2 million (NBS) within five years. The agreement also includes revised equity considerations and mutual Rights of First Refusal on future transfers.
Lithium Corporation (OTCQB:LTUM) has announced the start of its 2025 summer field work program, focusing on critical minerals exploration including Lithium, Fluorspar, Rare Earths, and Antimony. The company has expanded Brian Goss's role, who currently serves as Vice President of Business Development, to include the position of VP, Exploration. Goss, the founder of Rangefront Mining Services in Elko, Nevada, brings significant industry experience, having previously served as President of Lithium Corporation from 2014 to 2017. This strategic appointment aims to enhance the company's exploration activities and maximize the potential of its critical mineral prospects.
Lithium (OTCQB: LTUM) has expanded its critical minerals portfolio by staking new antimony claims in southeastern British Columbia, Canada. This strategic move comes as China announces export bans on antimony to the United States amid rising geopolitical tensions. Antimony prices surged 212% year-to-date by mid-November 2024, driven by growing demand and supply chain disruptions.
The US currently relies on imports for over 80% of its antimony needs, with China controlling nearly half of global production and three-quarters of refining capacity. This marks LTUM's second portfolio expansion in 2024, following the Las Pilas fluorspar claim addition in April. The company's portfolio now includes lithium, graphite, titanium/rare earth elements, fluorspar, and antimony prospects.
Lithium (OTCQB:LTUM) congratulates board member James Brown on his role in the $623 million merger between Sayona Mining and Piedmont Lithium, which will create North America's largest hard-rock lithium producer. Brown, who serves as former CEO and current Executive Director of Sayona Mining, also holds positions as Managing Director of Morella Corp, LTUM's largest shareholder and Optionee on two of its Nevada lithium prospects. CEO Tom Lewis emphasized Brown's valuable experience and dealmaking abilities in supporting LTUM's mission to secure critical metals independence for North America.
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