Lithium Royalty Corp
TSX:LIRC
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Lithium Royalty Corp
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Lithium Royalty Corp. is a lithium-focused royalty company, which established a diversified portfolio of royalties on mineral properties to supply raw materials to support the electrification and decarbonization. The company is headquartered in Toronto, Ontario. The company went IPO on 2023-03-09. The firm operates a diversified portfolio of royalties on mineral properties around the world that supply and are expected to supply raw materials to support the electrification and decarbonization of the global economy. The company is composed of 30 royalties on 28 properties, with two properties in production, four properties in construction and 22 properties in development or exploration. The Company’s assets include Mt. Cattlin, Grota do Cirilo, Tres Quebradas, Horse Creek, Mariana, Moblan, Tansim, Mallina, Valjevo Cancet, Cancet, Adina, Adina, Sirmac-Clapier, Donner Lake, Campus Creek, Lithium Springs, Zeus, Mt Edon / Mt Edon West, Seymour Lake, Root Lake, Wisa Lake, Eyre, and Kaustinen / Ilmajoki. The firm also owns James Bay Lithium Project in Quebec, Canada. The James Bay Lithium Project is located in northern Quebec, approximately 130 kilometers east of James Bay and the Cree Nation community of Eastmain.
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