I've just stumbled across the best summary document of the...

I've just stumbled across the best summary document of the lithium sector in Quebec I've seen (apologies if it has already been flagged on these threads). It is from January this year and was put out by Azimut Exploration. Azimut has gone halves with the Quebec government's investment arm, SOQUEM, in the Galinee property which sits on Adina's southern border. The name of the presentation is "The Emergence of aNorth American LithiumProvince- Dynamics of an Exploration Boom- James Bay Region, Quebec, Canada".

https://azimut-exploration.com/site/assets/files/7172/2024_azimut_roundup_james_bay_lithium-p.pdf

To an extent Azimut is talking its own book as it has property near both Corvette and Adina but they have provided detailed comparisons between the Corvette and Adina areas from various technical angles. Seems, to this numpty at least, to be a very thorough analysis.

I have snipped a couple of more general slides that I think are particularly revealing but I recommend people peruse the whole deck. Interesting how they've totally ignored the current lithium price crash and, like good miners, stay totally focused on the exploration and discoveries aspects.




Good reminder that the lithium sector is still not more than a cottage industry, with two of the major lithium provinces in the world consisting of less than a couple of dozen commercial deposits. (Also, a reminder of how Greenbushes is the Don Bradman of lithium mines).