The world is on the cusp of an energy transformation.

As countries position themselves to achieve emission-reduction goals, the United States has an opportunity to take center stage in the era of electric vehicles, advanced energy sources, and major innovation.

North America cannot sit on the sidelines while China increases its control over the world's minerals and battery supply chains.

MAX Power Mining Corp. (OTC: MAXXF) (CSE: MAXX) is taking lithium to the MAX! Its entrance into North America’s TOP TIER pegmatite lithium discovery districts, and an emerging new brine camp, could quickly catapult it to the forefront of the electric vehicle boom and help America end its dependence on Chinese supply!

This is a Battery Arms Race and MAXXF is setting out to help America Win!

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MAX Power is rolling out a strategic game plan to become an innovative and dynamic leader in the domestic lithium sector.

By keeping track of what the U.S. Air Force was doing (or not doing) in southeastern Arizona, MAXXF has prospective qualities similar to Clayton Valley, Nevada, which currently hosts America’s only producing lithium mine.

Crews are on the ground now near Willcox, Arizona, taking readings that will help outline the true potential of this area while preparing geologists for what should be an exciting catalyst-rich initial drill program for MAXXF.

Meanwhile, a series of astute MAXXF moves in Quebec, Canada, may lead to the emergence of a major new critical minerals hub in North America involving the likes of Bill Gates, Jeff Bezos and Michael Bloomberg.

For America to win this Battery Arms Race, entirely new lithium districts will need to be discovered in North America - and quickly. That’s where MAXXF steps into the picture with early strikes into both Arizona and Quebec’s far north, a massive area known as “Nunavik” that’s comparable to the size of Texas.

Nunavik already has proven reserves of critical minerals, and two operating nickel mines near a deep-sea port, but the real prize could be the potential for fields of lithium-bearing pegmatite deposits that “tip the scale” in favor of the United States and Canada in their growing resource war vs. China.

Extensive recent research has revealed that the very under-explored Nunavik region could host vast quantities of high-grade lithium in pegmatites outside of one of the world’s premier nickel belts.

Aided by Shawn Ryan, Canada’s top prospector, MAXXF acquired key land packages in Nunavik including the “Spark Property” featuring high lithium and cesium values in lake bottom sediments and a 2-mile-long pegmatite structure up to 1,000 feet wide. MAX Power’s teams are now preparing to test this large structure, and many others, for their lithium potential through an aggressive program of field sampling and drilling.

Also active in Nunavik is Kobold Metals, a private company funded in part by Gates, Bezos and Bloomberg. They understand Nunavik’s incredible potential and the decisive role this region could play in the Battery Arms Race.

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MAXXF in Prolific James Bay District

While Nunavik becomes a hotspot for North American mineral critical mineral exploration this summer, MAXXF is also searching for lithium a few hundred miles to the south in Quebec’s prolific James Bay District where big lithium deposits have already been identified. In fact, MAX Power’s Corvette Lake North and South properties are adjacent to Patriot Battery Metals’ (PMET’s) Corvette Project nearing a maiden resource estimate.

MAXXF’s northernmost claims at Corvette Lake North are within just 2 miles of one of PMET’s important discoveries, the CV-13 pegmatite cluster. MAXXF’s geologists are advancing rapidly toward an initial exploration program on their claims in this hot area as they search for their own discovery in a district that has drawn international attention for its current and potential lithium resources.

MAXXF has also made a major acquisition recently of a U.S. lithium property in the state of Arizona that could further help the U.S. reduce its reliance on Chinese lithium sources!

MAX Power Acquires Lithium Exploration Permits, Willcox Playa, Southeastern Arizona, USA!

This is the company’s strategic entry into the American lithium sector with the acquisition of a district-scale opportunity targeting lithium-rich brines and/or claystones in the ~50 sq. mile Willcox Playa in Cochise County, Arizona, approximately 200 miles southeast of Phoenix.

Currently, America’s only existing lithium producer is in Nevada. The country holds an estimated 3.6% of global lithium reserves, according to the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS). MAXXF is betting big on Arizona and this district becoming a major potential source of lithium as the USGS stated was possible decades ago when it completed some initial work there, only to be thwarted by the presence of the U.S. Air Force.

No longer a bombing range, the Willcox Playa’s immense lithium potential can now be pursued. After months of research and crafty acquisition strategy, MAXFF is the first company to swoop in and plan for drilling after commencing a Phase 1 exploration program.

With Arizona and northern Quebec giving MAX Power a strong foothold in the lithium sector in the United States and Canada, the company has a powerful 1-2 lithium punch as it differentiates itself in this growing space.

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“Lithium to the MAX!”

Lithium Potential at Willcox Playa Appears Comparable to Clayton Valley, Nevada!

“With an American division and a Canadian division, our view is that we will be able to grow our shareholder base exponentially in 2023 while delivering brisk year-round news flow. Each division will have its own niches in the lithium space, allowing MAX to appeal to very specific audiences in North America, and in each case, this includes quality exploration opportunities that provide potential high impact discovery leverage for investors. In addition, this structure provides for the potential of various strategic corporate options to further build shareholder value including a spinout of certain assets if the opportunity arises.”

CEO Rav Mlait

MAXXF may soon shine on Wall Street as the company explores what could be the most prolific lithium discoveries of this decade AND with a former Goldcorp team member leading exploration!

The Company Has Appointed Former Goldcorp Exploration Team Member as Senior Geologist and Exploration Manager!

Mr. Peter Lauder is a senior level mine and exploration geologist whose extensive experience includes working for top tier mining and exploration companies across Canada and West Africa. Notably, he was actively involved in a supervisory position in Goldcorp’s exploration team that brought the Eleonore Project in Quebec through a positive Feasibility Study, construction and eventually full production.

Quebec is a key jurisdiction for MAX Power as it advances a North American focused lithium strategy and Lauder is expected to play a pivotal role in taking MAXXF to the next level!

“This is thinking big and outside the box, an exciting move for MAX and consistent with management’s strategy of building a North American-focused lithium company that can differentiate itself in a lithium space that has grown substantially in the past year. This is why I took this position with MAX after working much of my career in Quebec for various senior and junior miners. If I had to describe the geological potential of Nunavik in one word, it is ‘remarkable’.” - MAX Senior Geologist & Exploration Manager Peter Lauder.

With Soaring Battery Demand from EVs, as well as Energy Storage (Saving Power for Later Distribution to the Electric Grid), MAXXF is an Emerging Lithium Exploration Company to Have at the Top of Your Watch List!

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10 Reasons to Have MAXXF on Your Radar:

1. MAX Power has clearly differentiated itself in the lithium space as a company helping America win the Battery Arms Race on multiple fronts!
2. MAXXF provides high impact discovery potential in both hard rock and brine settings in North America, in areas that historically have been vastly under-explored.
3. This 1-2 punch of lithium hard rock and lithium brine makes MAXXF the equivalent of a “Lithium Bank” for investors.
4. MAXXF is a leader in the pursuit of entirely new lithium districts in North America, essential to securing sufficient domestic sources of this critical mineral to ween us off dependence on China.
5. MAXXF sees what Bill Gates, Jeff Bezos and Michael Bloomberg all see and are funding in Quebec’s massive northern region of Nunavik - the potential discovery of a new world class critical minerals hub that helps us win the resource war against China.
6. MAXFF features a seasoned team that has enjoyed big wins in the resource and technology sectors. Prospector Shawn Ryan, for example, has found millions of ounces of gold, leading discoveries in the Yukon and Newfoundland, while Senior Geologist Peter Lauder has also turned his attention to lithium after success with Goldcorp and other majors.
7. The global lithium mining market is expected to grow from $3.33B in 2020 to $6.37B in 2030. 98% of the world’s lithium production occurs in Australia, Latin America and China, so the opportunity to expand North America’s share of this critical sector is immense.
8. Lithium demand is set to rise from 500,000 tonnes of lithium carbonate equivalent (LCE) in 2021 to an estimated 3,000,000 - 4,000,000 tonnes by 2030, representing more than a 300% increase within the decade.
9. Lithium surged from $6,000 per tonne to over $78,032 a tonne in 2022, representing a 13-fold increase in less than two years. The recent pullback in prices is viewed as a healthy technical event, setting the stage for another price push.
10. The reliance on China for lithium must end and MAX Power is diligently working toward finding a long-lasting domestic lithium supply.

Continue reading to see how MAX Power Mining Corp. (OTC: MAXXF) is building a dynamic lithium brand focused on the U.S. and Canada!

Greetings Investors,

China has been miles away with lithium compared to the U.S. Most of the world’s lithium production power lies in China, and consulting firm Wood Mackenzie estimates the country makes up nearly 75% of the world’s lithium-ion battery manufacturing capacity, as well as a chunk of its lithium reserves.

Recently China’s lithium industry has been reeling as its top production hub - responsible for around a 10th of the world's supply - faces sweeping allegations of criminal activity. This could severely hinder China’s booming lithium arena.

“I just think the Chinese have - I mean you have to take your hat off, they’ve played a great game. For decades, they’ve been locking up some of the best assets across the world and quietly going about their business.” - American Lithium CEO Simon Clarke.

Other lithium reserves are located largely in Australia, Chile, and Argentina.

The U.S. has a goal to reduce its reliance on foreign lithium supply and increase the nation’s energy self-sufficiency. The National Blueprint for Lithium Batteries 2021-2030, developed by the Federal Consortium for Advanced Batteries, outlines the country’s plans to bolster investments in the lithium supply chain, beginning with mining to processing and production.

It’s imperative to get domestic sources of lithium!

Electric vehicle giant Tesla made headlines in February for reportedly considering buying a Brazilian lithium mining company that would aid its battery-producing efforts.

The report comes via Bloomberg, which quotes people with knowledge of the matter who say that Tesla is in preliminary talks with A10 Investimentos, a Brazilian private equity fund that holds 46% of Sigma Lithium Corp.

Why would Tesla want its own lithium mining company? Because lithium is that important and its supply faces challenges not only from surging demand, but because resources are concentrated in a few places.

Lithium is a highly sought-after metal because of its critical role in the production of lithium-ion batteries, which are widely used in electric vehicles, portable electronics, and grid storage systems. As the demand for these technologies continues to grow, so does the demand for lithium.

The lithium mining industry can be a lucrative opportunity for several reasons:

Increasing Demand: The demand for lithium is expected to increase significantly in the coming years, driven by the growing popularity of electric vehicles and renewable energy storage systems. This trend is likely to continue as more countries and companies commit to reducing their carbon footprint and transitioning to clean energy sources.

Limited Supply: Lithium is a relatively rare metal, and the global supply is limited. This means that as demand increases, prices are likely to rise, benefiting lithium mining companies.

Diversification: Investing in lithium companies can be a good way to diversify your portfolio, especially if you already have exposure to other sectors such as technology, energy, or mining.

Innovation: Lithium companies are often involved in research and development, which can lead to new and innovative products and technologies. This could create opportunities for growth and potential returns for investors.

Now, what if you knew that there’s a well-funded and rapidly emerging North American-focused lithium company that is capitalizing on the demand for this

This is where MAX Power Mining Corp. (OTC: MAXXF) comes into play.

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Company Overview

MAXXF is a dynamic exploration stage resource company targeting domestic lithium resources to advance North America’s renewable energy prospects.

The U.S. will need far more lithium to achieve its clean energy goals — and the industry that mines, extracts and processes the chemical element is poised to grow.

Canada:
Nunavik Lithium District, Quebec (“Spark” Property + Raglan West claims)
James Bay District, Quebec (Corvette Lake North and Corvette Lake South, adjacent to Patriot Battery Metals’ Corvette discovery).

Nunavik District:
Spark Lithium Property, Nunavik, Quebec

MAXXF has acquired the 71 sq. mile Spark Property in the heart of the emerging New Leaf Lithium Camp in Northern Quebec’s under-explored Nunavik region, 300 miles directly north of its Corvette Lake North Property in the James Bay district.

Nunavik, which hosts two operating nickel mines, is a vast area (~200,000 sq. miles) comprising approximately the top third of Quebec.

Nunavik has been the focus of an initial staking rush for lithium based on rigorous reviews of historic and recent data. The data strongly support the potential for this region to host spodumene-bearing lithium pegmatite deposits, a potential discovery that could have huge implications for the development of domestic lithium supplies in the battle against China.

Nunavik is above the timberline and outcrop is abundant. This will aid creative and cost-efficient exploration methods for this region that MAXXF will be deploying as it proceeds quickly to the drill stage.

• Highly favorable geochemistry: The Spark Property contains a high concentration of 99th percentile lithium and cesium in lake bottom sediments, including up to 86.5 ppm lithium, based on historical assessment reports and Quebec government data (see Figure 1);

• Large pegmatite structure: Historic work by SOQUEM, while searching for uranium in the late 1990’s (Assessment Report GM57402), documented a prospective structure dominated by pegmatite dykes that is approximately 2 miles long and up to 1,000 feet wide. There was no reported sampling of those dykes;

• Geology: The Spark Property features a range of geology including mafic gneiss units with basaltic amphibolites. The geology is considered prospective for hosting lithium;

• Geophysics: A study of magnetic surveys covering the Spark Property shows a favorable structural environment for the emplacement of pegmatites (see Figure 2);

• Exploration plan: MAX will be partnering with GroundTruth Exploration to conduct an efficient first-pass sweep of the Spark Property with a quick follow-up of encouraging target areas. Crews will be highly trained for working in Nunavik, using state-of-the-art technology. The most prospective lithium targets will then be drill tested during the 2023 season;

• Another Spark? MAX Power continues to review all of Nunavik for the potential acquisition of other properties with the potential to host spodumene bearing pegmatites.

As lithium demand continues to explode there could be blue-sky territory growth ahead for MAXXF as it positions itself rapidly in the expanding lithium sector and builds its portfolio!

MAX Power Acquires Large Claim Block Adjoining Raglan West Lithium Camp, Nunavik, Quebec

MAXXF has acquired a highly strategic block of 300 claims (~50 sq. miles) adjoining the eastern boundary of the emerging Raglan West Lithium Camp in Nunavik, approximately 20 miles southwest of the community of Salluit, Quebec.

Notably, these important claims were staked in early February 2023 immediately after Orford Mining kicked off a staking rush with its “Radiant Property” claims featuring abundant pegmatite dykes and unusually high lithium and cesium values in lake sediments in the 99th percentile for Quebec according to the Quebec government database.

Mr. Peter Lauder, MAX Power Senior Geologist and Exploration Manager, and Member of the Order of Quebec Geologists, commented: “This acquisition of Raglan West claims next to Orford, Scout Minerals and Shawn Ryan now gives MAX a foothold in two of the three current main lithium camps in Nunavik, a vast under-explored region comprising the top third of Quebec, following our recently announced Spark Property acquisition in southern Nunavik (refer to April 21, 2023 news release).”

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James Bay District

MAX Power has purchased a 100% interest in two under-explored large claim blocks (Corvette Lake North and Corvette Lake South) in close proximity to Patriot Battery Metals’ (PMET) world class Corvette discovery in the James Bay District of northern Quebec.

Highlights:

• Historical reports, government data and very recent reconnaissance have documented pegmatite occurrences on Corvette Lake North, just 2 miles south of PMET’s CV5 pegmatite discovery where recent drilling returned 156.9 meters at 2.12% Li 2 O (drill hole CV22-083) as reported by PMET January 20, 2023;

• A large prospective area spanning 9,709 hectares over 189 mineral claims;

• MAX Power is preparing a two-phase 2023 exploration program at its Corvette Camp properties with details to be announced soon;

Property Location Map and Bedrock Geology:

The properties are both situated along the shores of Corvette Lake and located in the La Grande geological sub-province. The rocks are generally Archaean in age. The MAX Power claims are underlain by 12.5 miles of strike length of underexplored intrusive and sedimentary rocks.

Corvette North has seen minor historical mineral exploration, primarily for gold. Historical reports and government data document pegmatite occurrences on Corvette North. This same historical work suggests pegmatites can occur within a variety of rock types.

*Management cautions that mineralization hosted on adjacent and/or nearby properties is not necessarily indicative of mineralization hosted on MAX Power’s properties.

United States

MAXXF has acquired a district scale opportunity targeting lithium-rich brines and/or claystones in the ~50 sq. mile Willcox Playa in Cochise County, Arizona, approximately 200 miles southeast of Phoenix.

Highlights:

• The U.S. Geological Survey (USGS), after completing some limited drilling at the Willcox Playa in the 1970’s, historically referenced this area as one of the most prospective locations for lithium in the Western United States, similar in its potential to Clayton Valley, Nevada, and the lithium brine and claystone deposits that have been identified there;

• Decades of U.S. Air Force activity in the Willcox Playa has ended, with MAX benefiting from first-mover advantage and securing three well-situated blocks totaling 3,754 acres mostly leased from the state of Arizona (refer to Figure 1);

• The area is surrounded by excellent infrastructure including rail, roads and services in the nearby town of Willcox.

Lithium Demand:

Although lithium reserves are distributed widely across the globe, the U.S. is home to just one active lithium mine, in Nevada. This is simply not enough.

Almost 400 new mines are needed to meet the demand for lithium by 2035. With over 80% of lithium-ion battery production being in China and currently only one operating lithium mine in the United States, the U.S. Department of Energy is making a $3.16B investment in lithium-ion battery production domestically to secure the supply of the future.

In other words, the rush is on to find more secure lithium sources in North America!

With the Biden Administration providing $3.16B in funding for lithium projects domestically, and investing $5B towards the EV charging network, the U.S. is ALL IN on the electrification of America. And Canada has adopted a similar position!

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In Summary

MAX Power is on the hunt for fresh domestic supplies of lithium in prolific areas of North America. The company is well-financed and well-positioned in its goal to meet the increasing demand for lithium for years to come.

MAXXF is fueling America’s comeback story in the lithium arena and could quickly help wean the world off China’s supply. The company sees an incredible opportunity to take part in the growing demand for electric vehicles and grid storage.

Next to lithium giants like Albemarle (NYSE: ALB), Livent (NYSE: LTHM), and Lithium America (NYSE: LAC), MAXXF may soon be trading at a premium as programs in Arizona and Northern Quebec unfold. This is a company thinking BIG, in hot pursuit of entirely new and potentially massive lithium districts that could tip the scales in our favor vs. China.