Lodestar Battery Metals Pitch Deck Teardown: A Junior Miner's Pivot to Critical Elements
Lodestar Battery Metals presents a dual-track strategy focusing on lithium exploration in Manitoba and silver resources in Mexico. This teardown examines their Q3 2023 investor deck, highlighting the transition from traditional mining to the 'clean energy metals' narrative.
Lodestar Battery Metals (TSX-V: LSTR) uses its Q3 2023 presentation to position itself as a critical player in the green energy transition. The deck focuses heavily on the Peny Property in Manitoba, emphasizing its proximity to established lithium projects and historical mining infrastructure. Simultaneously, it maintains a foothold in precious metals through the Peñasco Quemado silver project in Mexico. While the deck provides granular detail on capital structure and technical resource disclosures, it lacks a traditional 'team' slide in the provided selection and relies heavily on proximity…
Key takeaways
The company is focused on lithium pegmatite and volcanic massive sulphide (VMS) mineralization at its Peny Property (Slide 7).
Lodestar's Peny Property is located approximately 25 KM NE of Snow Lake, MB, adjacent to the former Osborne Lake VMS Mine (Slide 7).
The H2 2023 work program included triaxial magnetic, radiometric, and Lidar surveys completed by August 2023 (Slide 10).
Technical disclosures for the Peñasco Quemado Project utilize a cut-off silver grade of 25 g/t and an estimated silver recovery of 69% (Slide 13).
The capital structure shows 44,336,500 shares outstanding and a basic market capitalization of CAD $1.55M as of September 8, 2023 (Slide 16).
The company reported CAD $1.7M in cash against CAD $1.25M in debt as of August 21, 2023 (Slide 16).
Lodestar positions itself as undervalued compared to silver junior mining peers, with a market cap of C$1.6M against an industry average of C$21.9M (Slide 19).
Executive Summary: The Junior Miner Pivot
Lodestar Battery Metals represents a classic example of a junior mining company rebrand. Formerly focused on precious metals, the Q3 2023 investor presentation emphasizes "Exploration for the Next Generation of Clean Energy Metals." This teardown looks at how the company balances its legacy silver assets with its new lithium-focused narrative to attract investors in a shifting commodity landscape.
Slide 1: Title and Positioning
The cover slide establishes the brand identity: "Lodestar Battery Metals." The subtitle, "Exploration for the Next Generation of Clean Energy Metals," immediately signals the company's intent to capitalize on the EV battery supply chain. It includes the ticker symbols for the TSX-V (LSTR) and OTCQB (SVTNF), identifying it as a publicly traded micro-cap entity. The design is professional, using topographic line art to reinforce the geological nature of the business.
Slide 4: The Strategic Mission
The "About Us" slide is concise. It states that Lodestar is focused on becoming a "leading critical metals exploration company." Key strategic pillars include expanding the portfolio through acquisitions and claim expansions. The emphasis is on adding value through "continued exploration work," which is the standard value-creation lever for junior miners who do not yet have producing mines. The background image of a remote, forested river valley (presumably in Manitoba) grounds the corporate goals in physical reality.
Slide 7: The Peny Property - Proximity as Strategy
This is a critical technical slide. It features a detailed map of the Peny Project in the Snow Lake Mining District. In junior mining, "close-ology" is a frequent pitch—the idea that being near successful mines increases the likelihood of a find. Lodestar highlights that the Peny Property is located ~25 KMs NE of Snow Lake, MB, and is adjacent to the former producing Osborne Lake VMS Mine. The slide notes that the area is prospective for lithium pegmatite. By listing neighbors like Hudbay, Rockcliff Metals, and Foremost Lithium, Lodestar attempts to validate its land holdings through geographical association.
Slide 10: Operational Velocity
The "H2 2023 Work Program" slide provides a timeline of activities from June to September 2023. This is essential for investors to see that the company is active. June 2023 saw access granted at Hud Bay and preliminary remote sensing data acquired. July 2023 involved reconnaissance field work and core reviews. August 2023 was the most technical phase, completing triaxial magnetic, radiometric, and Lidar surveys. The slide notes that as of September 2023, a helicopter-assisted rock sampling program was "underway." A photo of QP Luke van der Meer reviewing samples adds a human element and professional verification to the claims.
Slide 13: Technical Rigor and the Silver Legacy
While the brand is "Battery Metals," Slide 13 focuses on the Peñasco Quemado Project, a silver asset in Sonora, Mexico. This slide is dense with technical data, citing a 2023 Mineral Resource Estimate (MRE) prepared by W.J. Lewis and Micon International. It specifies a cut-off silver grade of 25 g/t and an estimated silver recovery of 69% . The inclusion of a 3D perspective of drill hole locations and mineralized envelopes demonstrates a level of technical maturity. It also serves as a reminder that the company has diversified assets beyond just lithium.
Slide 16: Capital Structure and Market Reality
This slide provides a transparent look at the company's cap table and stock performance. As of September 8, 2023, the share price was CAD $0.035 , with a 52-week range of CAD $0.19 - $0.025 . The market capitalization is a modest CAD $1.55M . Notably, the company has CAD $1.7M in cash against CAD $1.25M in debt . The stock chart shows a significant decline from early 2022, with a notation about the appointment of Lowell Kamin as CEO, President, and Chairman in June 2022. This slide is honest about the company's micro-cap status and the challenges of its share price performance.
Slide 19: The Valuation Gap
The "Silver Comps" slide is a classic "why buy now" pitch. It compares Lodestar's market cap (C$1.6M) to other silver junior mining companies. The average market cap of the peer group is C$21.9M , with leaders like Aftermath Silver Ltd. at C$35.4M . By showing Lodestar at the far left of the chart, the company is arguing that it is significantly undervalued relative to its peers, especially considering it has both silver and lithium prospects.
What Works in This Deck
Technical Transparency: The inclusion of specific resource estimates, cut-off grades, and QP (Qualified Person) names on Slide 13 and Slide 10 provides the regulatory and technical confidence required in mining. · Clear Timeline: Slide 10 effectively communicates that the company is not stagnant. It shows a clear progression from data acquisition to physical sampling. · Geographic Context: The map on Slide 7 is well-executed, clearly showing Lodestar's claims in relation to major players and historical mines. · Financial Honesty: Slide 16 does not hide the low share price or the debt load, providing a clear picture of the enterprise value.
What Is Missing
The Team Slide: In the provided 7 slides, there is no dedicated team slide. While a CEO and a QP are mentioned in passing, a junior miner's success depends almost entirely on the management's ability to raise capital and the geological team's track record of discovery. · The "Ask": There is no slide detailing how much capital the company is currently seeking or how specifically the next round of funding will be allocated. · Lithium Resource Estimates: While the silver project has a detailed MRE (Slide 13), the lithium project (Peny Property) is still in the "exploration planning" and "sampling" phase. There are no inferred or indicated resource numbers for the battery metals that the company is now named after. · Environmental and Social Governance (ESG): For a company branding itself around "Clean Energy Metals," there is a lack of information regarding community relations in Manitoba or Sonora, or environmental mitigation plans.
What a Founder Should Copy
The Comparison Chart: Slide 19 is a very effective way to visualize a valuation gap. If your startup is in a sector where peers are trading at 10x your valuation despite similar assets, a simple bar chart is the best way to make that case. · The Work Program Timeline: The layout of Slide 10, showing "Complete" vs. "Underway" status, is an excellent way to demonstrate execution and momentum to investors. · Detailed Disclosures: Using footnotes to cite technical reports (as seen on Slide 7 and 13) builds credibility. It shows that your claims are backed by third-party professional audits.
Frequently asked questions
What is the primary focus of Lodestar Battery Metals?
According to Slide 4, the company is focused on becoming a leading critical metals exploration company, specifically targeting the battery metals space through project acquisitions, claim expansions, and continued exploration of current properties.
Where are the company's main projects located?
The deck highlights two primary locations: the Peny Property in the Snow Lake Mining District of Manitoba, Canada (Slide 7), and the Peñasco Quemado Project in Sonora, Mexico (Slide 13).
What is the current financial status of the company?
As of August 21, 2023, the company held CAD $1.7M in cash and had CAD $1.25M in debt. Its market capitalization was listed at CAD $1.55M based on a share price of CAD $0.035 (Slide 16).
What exploration work was recently completed?
Slide 10 details that by August 2023, the company completed triaxial magnetic, radiometric, and Lidar surveys, as well as data processing. A helicopter-assisted rock sampling program was underway in September 2023.
How does Lodestar compare to its competitors in the silver sector?
Slide 19 shows that Lodestar's market cap of C$1.6M is significantly lower than peers like Kootenay Silver Inc. (C$34.3M) and Aftermath Silver Ltd. (C$35.4M), suggesting the company views itself as having significant valuation upside.
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What the Lodestar Battery Metals Corp. pitch deck was used for
This is Lodestar Battery Metals’ Q3 2023 investor presentation (September 20, 2023) for its TSX-V listed shares (LSTR), positioning the company as a critical/battery metals explorer with a flagship lithium project at the Peny Property in Manitoba’s Snow Lake Mining District and legacy silver assets in Mexico. The deck emphasizes a transition from traditional precious metals toward clean energy metals, highlighting Peny’s large land package, proximity to infrastructure, and spectral targeting work, alongside Mexican silver properties originally acquired through Plymouth Realty Capital Corp.’s transaction with Silver One Resources. While the company had closed a C$400,000 flow-through private placement in late 2022 earmarked for Canadian lithium exploration, its 2023 MD&A filings state no additional financings were undertaken during 2023, suggesting this deck served more as an investor relations and exploration story update than for a specific new raise.
Business model: Exploration-stage mining company focused on critical/battery metals, primarily lithium in Manitoba, Canada, with additional silver-focused Mexican mineral properties acquired via Plymouth Realty Capital Corp./Silver One transaction structure.
Year
2022
Industry
Mining / Critical Metals Exploration
Round: Flow-through private placement financing for exploration at Canadian lithium projects (pre‑resource exploration stage).[]
Raised: C$400,000 non-brokered flow-through private placement closed December 23, 2022.
Total funding: At least C$400,000 in a non-brokered flow-through private placement closed December 23, 2022, plus earlier capital raised in the Plymouth/Silverton Mexican silver transaction structure (C$9.26M referenced for Silverton Metals Corp.), though that latter relates to the predecessor vehicle.
Use of funds as presented: Gross proceeds designated for exploration activities at Lodestar’s Canadian lithium projects, including work programs at the Peny Property.
What happened after the Lodestar Battery Metals Corp. deck
Following the Q3 2023 investor presentation, Lodestar Battery Metals continued as a publicly listed exploration-stage company with a flagship lithium project at Peny in Manitoba and legacy silver assets in Mexico, supported by a modest 2022 flow-through financing and a focus on improving its capital structure; public filings indicate exploration progress and structural changes but no new financing
Closing of a non-brokered C$400,000 flow-through private placement in December 2022 to fund exploration at Canadian lith
Identification of 19 priority spectral target areas and over 250 individual spectral picks at the Peny Property for foll
Acquisition and expansion of the 100% owned Peny Property to 47 mineral claims totaling 11,191 hectares in the Snow Lake
Corporate steps in 2023 to improve capital structure, including planned share consolidation (4:1) and cancellation of al
Completion of the Plymouth Realty Capital Corp./Silver One transaction, resulting in the predecessor vehicle (Silverton
What the Lodestar Battery Metals Corp. deck got right
Large flagship lithium land package in a proven mining district. The deck presents the **Peny Property** as a large, contiguous land package (47 mineral claims totaling 11,191 hectares) in the Snow Lake Mining District, a region with a long mining history and established operators like Hudbay, providing a credible geological and infrastructural backdrop for lithium exploration.
Strong infrastructure and proximity to historic operations. Slides emphasize **excellent infrastructure**—near highway, grid power, railway, and airstrip—and proximity to historic VMS mines and known pegmatite fields, positioning Peny as logistically favorable for exploration and potential future development.
Data-driven exploration approach with spectral targeting. The deck highlights completed **remote sensing and spectral targeting programs**, including radiometric, magnetic, and lidar surveys, with 19 priority spectral target areas and over 250 spectral picks identified, signaling a data‑driven approach to early‑stage exploration.
Solid near-term cash position and tight share structure. Lodestar reports a **tight capital structure and CAD$1.7M cash position as of August 21, 2023**, supported by prior flow‑through financing, which can reassure investors regarding near‑term exploration funding and limited immediate dilution.
Use of specialized exploration manager to execute field programs. Engagement of **Axiom Exploration Services** to manage Stage 1 exploration at Peny brings in specialized geologists, geophysics, and remote sensing capabilities, reducing operational burden on management and enhancing compliance with local permitting and technical standards.
Compelling thematic positioning in EV and clean energy metals. The deck ties Lodestar’s projects to the broader **EV and clean energy metals narrative**, framing lithium exploration in Snow Lake and silver exposure in Mexico within macro demand trends, which can help attract thematic investors.
What could have been stronger
Limited visibility into detailed exploration budget and cash runway. The deck highlights a CAD$1.7M cash position and a tight capital structure but does not provide a detailed breakdown of current and planned exploration budgets for Peny or the Mexican silver properties, limiting investors’ ability to assess runway and capital intensity.
Sparse quantified technical/resource data in the deck. While the presentation emphasizes spectral targeting, remote sensing, and multiple identified targets at Peny, it provides little quantified technical data (e.g., assay results, grades, historic drilling) to support the resource potential, which could make it harder for technical investors to evaluate project quality.
Strategic narrative between Mexican silver assets and battery metals focus is not fully clarified. The deck references the Mexican silver properties and the Plymouth/Silver One transaction structure, but it does not clearly articulate how these non-battery metal assets fit strategically alongside the battery metals focus, which may create confusion about portfolio prioritization.
Future financing needs and plans not explicitly addressed. No specific upcoming financing plans, target raise amounts, or use-of-funds timelines are disclosed in the Q3 2023 deck, even though ongoing exploration at Peny and other projects implies future capital needs.
Management credentials described qualitatively rather than with concrete track record data. The deck mentions seasoned management and capital markets experience, but offers limited detail on individual track records, prior discoveries, or comparable projects, reducing investors’ ability to gauge execution capability.
How an investor would read this deck
What draws attention
Progress at the **Peny Property**, including the number and nature of spectral targets, any follow‑up fieldwork results, and eventual drill programs, as this is framed as Lodestar’s flagship lithium asset.
How the company balances capital allocation between **Canadian lithium projects** and **Mexican silver properties**, given the shift toward a clean‑energy metals narrative but continued exposure to traditional silver assets.
Evolution of Lodestar’s **capital structure** post‑2023, including share consolidations, options cancellations, and any new financings, as these affect dilution and valuation.
Evidence of **partnerships or regional consolidation** opportunities in the Snow Lake Mining District, where the deck notes significant activity and potential strategic partnerships.
Risks that stand out
Early‑stage exploration risk at Peny and the Mexican properties, where value depends on successful discovery and delineation of economically viable resources, with limited current technical data disclosed in the deck.
Financing risk, as public filings indicate no new financings during 2023 beyond the 2022 flow‑through raise, suggesting the company may need future capital to maintain exploration momentum.
Commodity price risk across both lithium and silver, which materially affects the eventual economics of any deposits and investor appetite for funding exploration.
Strategic focus risk, given the dual emphasis on battery metals and legacy silver assets; misalignment or shifting priorities could impact project advancement and market perception.
Jurisdictional and regulatory risk associated with operating in multiple countries (Canada and Mexico), including permitting, environmental standards, and community relations, which are only briefly touched on through references to local requirements and permits.
Questions this deck invites
What technical work (mapping, sampling, drilling) has been completed at Peny since the spectral targeting and remote sensing programs described in the Q3 2023 deck, and what were the key results?
How does Lodestar prioritize capital deployment between the Peny lithium project and the Mexican silver properties, and what is the current budget allocation for each?
What is Lodestar’s current capital structure (shares, warrants, options) post‑2023 consolidations and financings, and how does that compare to the structure implied in the Q3 2023 presentation?
What are the specific timelines and milestones for advancing Peny from early‑stage exploration toward resource definition, and what permitting or community engagement steps are required?
How sensitive is Lodestar’s exploration plan and potential project economics to lithium and silver price scenarios, and have any internal economic studies (even scoping-level) been prepared?
What founders can take from the Lodestar Battery Metals Corp. deck
A clear **flagship project narrative** (Peny in Snow Lake) anchored in land position, infrastructure access, and regional activity helps investors quickly understand where value creation is intended.
Explicitly stating **cash position and capital structure** (e.g., CAD$1.7M cash, tight share count) in the deck provides investors with an immediate sense of financial strength and dilution risk.
Integrating **remote sensing and spectral targeting visuals** with commentary on identified targets can convey that a greenfield project is data-driven, even before extensive drilling.
Referencing established operators and long mining history in the district (e.g., Hudbay’s operations at Snow Lake) can contextualize exploration projects within proven mining camps and infrastructure networks.
Including discussion of **external exploration managers** (such as Axiom Exploration Services) and their specialized capabilities can reassure investors about technical execution and compliance with local permitting and reporting standards.
Articulating a transition from traditional precious metals to **clean energy metals** creates a thematic story, but it works best when accompanied by clear strategic prioritization between legacy assets and new battery-metal projects.
Lodestar Battery Metals Corp. pitch deck: common questions
What does Lodestar Battery Metals do and where is it listed?
Lodestar Battery Metals Corp. is an exploration-stage mining company listed on the TSX Venture Exchange under the symbol **LSTR**, focused on critical/battery metals, particularly lithium at its Peny Property in Manitoba’s Snow Lake Mining District, alongside silver-focused Mexican mineral properties acquired via the Plymouth/Silver One transaction framework.
What is the primary project highlighted in Lodestar’s Q3 2023 investor presentation?
The Q3 2023 Lodestar investor deck centers on the **Peny Property**, which comprises 47 mineral claims totaling 11,191 hectares in the Snow Lake District, Manitoba, Canada, prospective for lithium pegmatite and VMS-style mineralization and located near existing tier‑1 infrastructure (highway, grid power, railway).
What is Lodestar Battery Metals’ exploration strategy according to the Q3 2023 deck?
The deck describes Lodestar’s dual-track strategy: (1) advancing its Canadian lithium projects, particularly Peny through spectral targeting, geophysics, and fieldwork, and (2) retaining exposure to silver-focused Mexican properties (Peñasco Quemado, La Frazada, Pluton) originally acquired via Plymouth Realty Capital Corp.’s transaction with Silver One Resources.
What was Lodestar’s cash position around the time of the Q3 2023 deck?
According to the presentation text, Lodestar reported a **tight capital structure and a CAD$1.7M cash position as of August 21, 2023**, supported by prior financings including a non-brokered C$400,000 flow-through private placement closed in December 2022 to fund Canadian lithium exploration.
Was the Q3 2023 investor presentation tied to a specific financing round?
Public filings indicate Lodestar did **not undertake any new financing activities during the year ended December 31, 2023**, beyond the previously closed 2022 flow-through financing, so the Q3 2023 deck appears to be used primarily to communicate its exploration plans and capital structure to investors rather than to accompany a specific new capital raise.
Sources
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What each slide of the Lodestar Battery Metals pitch deck says
Slide 1
» Exploration Rocest for the Next Generation of Clean Energy Metals
Slide 2
A Forward-Looking Statements This presentation contains "forward-looking information," which may include but is not limited to statements concerning the future financial or operating performance of Plymouth Realty Capital Corp. and, upon completion of its transaction to acquire Penasco Quemado, La Frazada and Pluton properties, located in Mexico, (the "Mexican Silver Properties") from silver One Resources Inc, Lodestar Battery Metals Metals Corp. (collectively, the "Company') and its projects, the future price of gold, silver or other metal prices, exploration expenditures, costs and timing of future exploration, requirements for additional capital, government regulation of mining operation…
Slide 3
A o o )o & Lodestar BATTERY METALS Focused on core EV battery metals growth. The Peny Property boasts one of the largest land packages in the Snow Lake Mining District focused on lithium exploration, The Pefasco Property lies within the prolific Sierra Madre province. Significant activity in the Snow Lake region with neighbouring properties revealing promising lithium and VMS exploration potential; opportunity for strategic partnerships; recent significant regional investments in the area Seasoned management team with a proven track record in capital markets. Tight capital structure and CAD$1.7M cash position as of August 21, 2023 Investor Presentation - Q32023 /3
Slide 4
About Us + Lodestar is focused on becoming a leading critical metals exploration company. » The company will continue to expand and develop its portfolio through project acquisitions and claim expansions, focusing on the battery metals space. * Lodestar seeks to add value to our current properties through continued exploration work, and potential acquisitions and staking. e P A Lodestar BATTERY METALS Investor Presentation - Q32023 /4
Slide 5
Peny Property - Overview The Peny Property is comprised of 47 mineral claims totalling 11,191 hectares in the Snow Lake district in Manitoba, Canada. + The Peny property encompasses rock belonging to the Paleoproterozoic Snow Lake subdomain of the Flin Flon — Glennie Complex (FFGC) in the Trans-Hudson Orogen and occurs along the folded southern margin of the Kisseynew domain. The property comprises metasedimentary, and metavolcanic rocks of the 9 BENY.PROPERTY Burtwood and Missi Groups. SNOW LAKE * The Property is in close proximity to the recognized Crowduck Bay Fault and Berry Creek Fault, which is spatially associated with pegmatite emplacement at the Wekusko Lake pegmatite field where S…
Slide 6
The Snow Lake Mining District: A Promising Frontier for Lithium Exploration and Extraction R & Q N 2! Established Excellent Potential for New EV Supply Established Operators Infrastructure Discoveries Mining District Strategically located to HudBay operates the Near highway, grid Recent investments in supply North America's Almost 100 years of Lalor Mine and power, railway the district by several growing EV appetite historic and concentrator in the mining companies consistent mining in Snow Lake District demonstrate high the area confidence in the potential for new discoveries A Lodestar Investor Presentation — Q32023 /6 BATTERY METALS
Slide 7
Peny Property: Ideal Location A Lodestar Peny Project BATIERY METASS ™ Ciaens Daposition "'f.-l'f;??."." m . < § \ Favourable Project Location Peny Property is located 25 KMs NE of Snow Lake, MB. Prospective for lithium pegmatite and volcanic massive sulphide ("VMS") style mineralization, which is known to occur in the local area. Well-Established Mining Infrastructure Reliable power supply, creating an advantageous environment for the efficient extraction and processing of lithium. Regional Historical Success The Peny Property is located adjacent to the former producing Osborne Lake VMS Mine and Bur Property Cu+Zn+Ag historical resource. ROCKCLIFF Notes: - Mineral resource estimate from 43…
Slide 8
6.110,000mN A Lodestar BATTERY METALS Peny Spectral Targeting 6.100.000mH 6.090.000m Peny Property: Spectral Targeling « 19 targets have been identified for priority field work follow-up; a total of 33 target areas are delineated across the property, with over 250 individual spectral target picks defined from the preliminary data. Several Base metals/Iron Oxide targets have also been identified. « Additional follow-up targeting ahead of fieldwork to include a qualitative assessment of individual identified spectral picks further to refine individual targets and focus field exploration activities. + 6 of the targets have been preliminarily identified to have discrete high spectral response a…
Slide 9
A Axiom Exploration Services Lodestar Battery Metals has retained Axiom Exploration to manage the Stage 1 Exploration program on the Peny Property. 1Y o O¢r Complete project management providing qualified geologists, equipment, and custom exploration solutions. Reducing day-to-day management costs for executives. Lodestar BATTERY METALS % Advancing exploration projects to meet local requirements, permits, and technical reporting standards. Provides access to industry specialists with a full suite of mineral exploration services, specifically proprietary remote sensing and geophysics capabilities. This provides highvalue low-cost data for greenfield exploration. Track record and expertise in…
Slide 10
Access granted at Hud Bay Exploration planning, coordination and Tiaxial magnetic survey, Radiometric Survey, Lidar Survey logistics and data processing « Preliminary remote sensing data - surface radiometric images acquired show corresponding high + Data evaluation revealed 19 broad areas of spectral anomalism and identified areas, suggesting potential Pegmatite locations. anomalies in radiometric data, associated with hyperspectral and magnetic targets + Field exploration planning and target evaluation Additional VMS-related targets have been + Field crews targeting identified through priority hyperspectral, hydrothermal alteration radiometric and magnetic and typical iron oxide anomalies…
Slide 13
Re The Penasco Quemado Project 2023 Mineral Resource Estimate (2023 MRE) has been prepared by W.J. Lewis, P.Geo, of Micon ntemational (“Micon), in co-operation wit . Sarkar, MSc, PGeo (also of Micon), and R, Calles-Montijo, CPG (of Servicios Geologicos IMEx, 5.C.); ail of whom are Qualified Persons Independent of the company. The. report entitied: NI 43-101 Technical Repart for the 2023 Mineral Resource Estimate on the Penasco Quemada Project, Sonora, Mexico, dated April 17, 2028, with an effective date of March 21, 2023. was prepared in conformance with the Canadian Institute of Mining, Mettalurgy, and Petroleun (*Cli") “Estimation of Mineral Resources and Mineral Reserves Best Practice” g…
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A Capital Structure Ticker TSX-V: LSTR Share Price (Sep 8, 2023) 52-Week Range CAD $0035 CAD $019-50.025 shares Outstanding 44,336,500 Options' 4,380,000 Warrants & RSUs? 13,894,000 FD Shares Outstanding 62,610,500 Marketing Capitalization (Basic) CAD $155M Cash (August 21, 2023) CAD $1.7M Debt (August 21, 2023) CAD $125M 14380000 options outstanding with @ weighted average exsrciss price of CADSOIS: Gompany i n procass of cancalling afl opiions. 2.13884,800 wartants outstanding with o weighted averoge sxercise price of $0.98 Source: Company reports and SP Cap Q for market data as of Sep 8, 2023 Lodestar BATTERY METALS 350mm 250mm 200mm L50mm sobe 2022 100mm (ot Ko, Ge0, rascnt P | k. ;f‘ s…
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