COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT

PERU

Below are some of the Corporate Social Responsibility programs initiated by Plateau Energy Metals, which was acquired by American Lithium on May 11, 2021.

LOCAL EMPLOYMENT

Employment of local community members from Isivilla, Tantamaco, Chacaconiza, Quelcaya, Chimboya, Pacaje and Coran

MICRO-FINANCE

Loaning company owned road building equipment for local community use to improve community infrastructure

EDUCATION

Sponsorship of educational programs in local schools; Support full-time teachers and continuous training support for teachers

SKILLS DEVELOPMENT

Drill road and platform reparation / construction; Camp personnel; Environmental monitoring; Prospecting

FESTIVAL SPONSORSHIP

Sponsorship of local and regional festivals and events celebrating the culture and communities in the Macusani Plateau

SPORTS & HEALTH

All-weather soccer field in Isivilla - an approximately 2 year project developing construction skills in communities

HEALTHCARE

Twice yearly campaign targeting the communities we are engaged with

SAFE WATER

Assisted establishing water treatment plant servicing the local communities

NUTRITION

Monthly local schools' milk program sponsorship to actively support children's health

The historically restored Tonopah Hotel still offers guests a glimpse into the glory days of Tonopah’s Old West silver mining boom

Once an affluent Old West silver mining town, Tonopah is primed for a future boom in lithium mining that promises to fill every hotel room

The historic Mizpah Hotel in Tonopah was built in 1906. The retired famous boxer Jack Dempsey even worked here, keeping any inebriated guests on their best behaviour

Tonopah’s Main Street still attests to its colourful mystique as a historic, silver-rich frontier town of yore

Falchani-hosts-some-extraordinarily-richly-endowed-hard-rock-lithium-mineralization

Falchani lies in a very rural region of Peru, where subsistence farming is the main economic driver

NEVADA

Nevada is one of the highest ranked mining jurisdictions in the world. It offers a high level of support among all levels of government, as well as from regional communities.

With this in mind, American Lithium is committed to hiring employees, consultants and sub-contractors from the region in which we operate, whenever possible.

As a community-minded corporate citizen, American Lithium fully recognizes the importance of water conservation in Nevada and is committed to recycling water whenever possible. With this in mind, the company has secured privately sourced water rights for our TLC project through the acquisition of a nearby ranch, where we will continue to protect and nurture the regional biodiversity.

Our commitment to environmental stewardship and sustainable business practices is a foundational pillar of our business model. To this end, we look forward to the opportunity to engage with the many stakeholders involved in the development of extractive industries in Nevada, especially local communities, such as Tonopah.