Discovering Significant Scale

The Dry Canyon Project, located in Lander County, Nevada, is a highly prospective lithium claystone exploration project captured in September 2025 after emerging from a state-wide geological screening process.

The presence of high-grade lithium claystone surface samples up to 1,219ppm lithium from 62 samples assayed, with 31 samples over 300ppm Li and 6 samples over 1000ppm Li confirmed the prospectivity identified in the process.

The basin contains numerous geological characteristics associated with the presence of lithium-rich claystones including;
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• Abundance of volcanic source rocks from nearby volcanic calderas weathering into a closed sedimentary and hydrologic basin,
• Abundant tuffaceous lacustrine sediments,
• Basin and range extensional tectonics.
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An expedited exploration program in parallel with Alkali Flats is planned, including drilling in 2026 to test subsurface geology extension of high-grade surface samples.