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The Next Exxon

Under-Publicized Mining Company Poised to Produce 1,000% Profits from a
2.8 Billion Pound Lithium Oxide Discovery … without Drilling a Single Well!
Dear Investor:

A massive reserve of what may be the new “super
fuel” to replace ordinary gasoline – lithium – has
been discovered in America.
And investors who get in on the ground floor of
Lithium Exploration Group (symbol: OTC:
BB: LEXG) have a unique opportunity to
capture the lion’s share of the early profits from
lithium’s meteoric rise from relative obscurity to
the “next gasoline.”
In fact, LEXG investors who get in early
could see profits as high as 1,000% or more
within the next 12 months, when the
company’s flagship lithium deposit in Canada
begins production.
The Lithium Exploration Group’s North
American property is in Valleyview, located in
northwest Alberta Canada. This property
encompasses a massive 113,500 prime acres,
making it one of the larger lithium claims on
the North American continent.

TABLE OF CONTENTS
Just look at the gains other investors have already reaped
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from the new lithium windfall:
Editor's letter 1
One man’s garbage… 2
** Quest Rare Minerals – up 11,227% in 20 months. Why LEXG picked Valleyview 3
Lithium Prices are heading higher 4
** Lithium One – up 3,117% in 8 months. Electric car market for lithium is exploding! 6
** Canada Lithium – up 2,480% in 24 months. Making gasoline obsolete 7
The time to own LEXG is now! 8
** Western Lithium – up 1,991% in 14 months. LEXG’s Argentinian treasure 9
** Li3 Energy – up 825% in 3 months. 7 Reasons to own LEXG Today 10
How to buy LEXG 11

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LEXG also has a South American lithium claim
in the Salta Province in northwest Argentina, in
two areas totaling 104,560 acres.
Valleyview sits atop a portion of the Western
Canadian Sedimentary Basin, a vast area of the
Earth’s crust that has filled with shale, limestone,
sandstone, and other sedimentary rocks over
time.
In fact, the lithium concentrations in
Valleyview’s brine may be significantly
higher than the measured 200 ppm. Here’s
why...
The brine sampling at Valleyview took place
at the depths of the drilled oil well. The oil
sits atop the trapped brine.
By drilling a few hundred meters further, the
well could reach the bottom of the trapped
brine. The theory is that sediment settles, and
so the brine at the bottom could conceivably
have much higher lithium concentrations
than the water at the top.
The Valleyview and Salta Province projects
can produce battery-grade lithium carbonate
as well as other lithium products, giving
flexibility in how resources are monetized
over time.
One man's
garbage.
In nature, lithium is found either dissolved
in mineral-rich waters or “brine,” or locked
in rocks and clay. At Valleyview, the
lithium is contained in brine trapped in
basins in the rock formation.
In oil and gas exploration, one man’s
garbage is indeed another man’s treasure –
and lithium is a good case in point.
A number of mining and exploration
companies – including Barrick Energy and
Paramount Resources – have drilled
dozens of oil and gas wells on the
Valleyview property entirely at their
expense… without it costing Lithium
Exploration Group one red cent. (Drilling
even a single well could cost up to a million
dollars or more.)

Underground rock formations there contain huge In 2010, the Alberta Geological Survey These 96 wells, 70 percent of which are in
Underground rock formations there contain huge
basins that fill with lithium-bearing waters. The
trick for producers is to get the lithium to the
surface – and recover it -- at the lowest possible
cost.
A 1995 report from the Albert Research Council
(ARC) states that the whole area has the potential
for very large resources of lithium within
formation waters.
Based on 3,768 core analyses and 29 permeability
studies, the ARC provided a “historical resource
estimate” of a whopping
2.8 billion pounds of lithium in the region. The
brine is also rich in other metals and minerals
including calcium, magnesium, iodine, bromine,
and potassium.
The estimated concentration of lithium, from 50
to 200 parts per million (ppm), compares
favorably with lithium brine deposits in Nevada
that are currently in production.
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Why?
There are several reasons, and the first is the
value of the lithium in the groundwater.
The valuation of any exploration or mining
company is based largely on the monetary value
of its oil, gas, gold, silver, or mineral reserves.
While the exact volume of lithium controlled by
Lithium Exploration Group is difficult to
determine, the Valleyview wells sit in an area
with an estimated 2.8 billion pounds of lithium.
The higher the price of lithium, the more
valuable our reserves -- and the more Lithium
Exploration Group and its shares will be worth.
As the graph shows, lithium prices have been
rising steadily over the past several years, right
along with demand – and each increase adds
value to Lithium Exploration Group’s metal.
Total lithium consumption has increased at a
compound annual growth rate of 7.5% for the
past 10 years.
Since 2004, the price of lithium has more than
tripled, from $2,000 per ton to about $6,600 per
ton today. That means the lithium reserves owned
by Lithium Exploration Group have also tripled
in value.
In 2010, the Alberta Geological Survey
(AGS) compiled and reviewed 1,511
individual records of ground and foundation
water geochemical lithium data from
government sources and their own database.
And guess what? They found that the well
with the highest concentration of lithium
oxide – 140 milligrams per liter – is located
right in the center of LEXG’s Canadian
property. In fact, every well test with high
concentrations of lithium falls on Lithium
Exploration Group’s Valleyview property.
The lithium dissolved in the brines of
Valleyview is largely an untapped resource:
there are no other lithium companies on the
land extracting the metal.
“Lithium is predicted to turn into
the most sought after chemical
element by the world’s industry
sectors.”
-- Epoch Times
“Lithium is the hottest commodity
these days.”
-- Jon Hykawy, Byron Capital Markets
Why LEXG
picked Valleyview
Aside from the lithium-rich brine trapped in
vast underground rock formations, several
factors make Valleyview a great business
investment for the Lithium Exploration Group
and its shareholders.
To begin with, there are only 96 oil and gas
wells drilled on Valleyview’s vast 113,500
acre spread. Yet oil, gas, and brine are
typically located in areas adjacent to producing
wells. This means there is plenty of room for
expansion and further exploration on the
Valleyview fields.
These 96 wells, 70 percent of which are in
active operation, were drilled to produce oil
and gas, abundant reserves of which are
located in the Valleyview property.
When you drill an oil or gas well, water is
typically pumped to the surface along with
the oil and gas as a waste product. The
volume of water that comes out of the well
is at least 10 to 20 times greater than the
volume of oil.
In Valleyview, the water is brine containing
dissolved minerals and metals including
lithium. The brine is corrosive, and it must
be treated before it is pumped back into the
aquifer.
Lithium Exploration Group has acquired
100% of the mineral rights to Valleyview,
which means that all minerals and metals
produced by these wells are LEXG’s.
When you own shares in the Lithium
Exploration Group, you own a piece of the
massive lithium deposits Valleyview as well
as the Salta Province in Argentina, and that
means juicy profits for investors who get in
on LEXG today, while you can still buy
LEXG at a bargain-basement price.
(cont.)
In addition to the 96 oil wells, there are
more than 200 additional wells drilled at
Valleyview that are capped because they
never produced oil. Therefore they were of
no interest to Barrick Energy and other oil
companies that have operations on the
property.
But these capped wells are of plenty
interest to Lithium Exploration Group,
because they provide ready access to more
of the lithium-bearing brine trapped in the
underground rock formations.
The oil and gas companies with wells on
the property are eager to cooperate with
Lithium Exploration Group to test well
water for lithium and expand lithium
production, because it helps them purify
their water before returning it to the
aquifer.
In addition, the Valleyview projects are
located in a mining friendly jurisdiction, in
which Lithium Exploration Group had no
trouble obtaining all the permits it needs to
operate. The company has 5 mining
permits, each giving Lithium Exploration
Group the mineral and metals rights to
roughly 22,239 acres of Alberta lands.
Oil and gas companies have been drilling
on the property for 30 years. Valleyview
gives Lithium Exploration Group the best
of both worlds: an advanced stage lithium
asset with demonstrated historical resources
combined with near-term production
potential. Management estimates that
Valleyview could begin lithium production
within 12 months or sooner. The diagram
illustrates one method of lithium carbonate
production.
(cont.)
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Making lithium cake
Lithium oxide is a crystal glass rock that is
contained in the geological formations of western
Alberta. Groundwater containing salts is heated by
geothermal hotspots generally caused by magma
leaking into the water. The resultant hot, salty
water is highly corrosive. It eats away at the
lithium oxide rock. Some of the minerals
dissolve. The lithium, which has a high heat
tolerance, simply leaches into the brine.
After the brine is pumped to the surface, the water
is separated from the lithium, salt, and other
minerals to product a “cake.” Then the cake is
treated to dissolve some of the other minerals,
leaving lithium carbonate, which contains about
15% lithium.
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Lithium batteries recharge faster for up to 3,000
recharge cycles, and they retain the charge better,
with lower self-discharge rates than other
materials. Plus, the lithium carbonate in the
batteries can be recycled and used in a next
generation battery.
Unlike internal combustion engines, cars running
on lithium batteries are a green technology, a
non-polluting alternative to fossil fuels.
In addition, using lithium batteries instead of
gasoline to power cars helps free the United
States from dependence on Arab oil for its
transportation needs.
Plus, lithium batteries provide better acceleration
in electric vehicles than other batteries. They are
a highly reliable power source.
In 2008, lithium battery production represented
Barrick Energy, Paramount Resources,
Signalta Resources, Pen West Petroleum,
and Canadian Resources each have wells on
the Valleyview property. These companies
are required by government mandate to test
the well water annually.
There are at least five production facilities at
Valleyview, all with the equipment needed
to separate the oil from the brine. All
Lithium Exploration Group has to do is bolt
on some additional equipment to these
facilities to treat the leftover water that the
oil companies are disposing of and recover
the lithium from it.
The oil companies already spend a huge
amount of money – as much as 30 to 40
percent of their overhead -- treating the
brine before it can be injected back into the
aquifer. Re-injecting the water helps
maintain pressure within the well reservoir.
Oil and gas producers at Valleyview would
welcome a process that can help them extract
salt and minerals from that water, especially
one that someone else (Lithium Exploration
Group) is footing a portion of the bill for. In
addition, Lithium Exploration Group has
100% rights to any metals and minerals
produced from their activities.
“Lithium is generally considered
a fuel of the future, since it has
multiple uses in green energy
systems and batteries for
powering hybrid and electric
cars.”
-- Money Morning
Applications for lithium include:
Aerospace.
Aluminum alloys.
Aircraft parts.
Air treatment.
Alloys.
Back-up power for residential and
commercial facilities.
Buses.
Cameras.
Casting.
Cellular telephones.
Ceramics.
Chemicals Construction
equipment.
Continuous casting.
Desiccants.
Diesel-hybrid rail drive units.
Dyestuffs.
Lithium prices
are headed higher
I think you can guess why lithium prices are
heading higher: skyrocketing demand.
Few metals have more versatility, valuable
properties, and applications than lithium –
making it much sought after.
Lithium is found in brines, clays, and a
hard rock known as spodumene – a mineral
that is a silicate or glass of lithium and
aluminum.
When the lithium is dissolved in brines, it is
2X more cost-effective to recover it from
the liquid than from clay and rock. That’s
because drilling wells and pumping water is
always cheaper and has less environmental
impact than traditional mining, which
involves heavy equipment and processing of
rock material.
In addition, only the lithium held in
groundwater at Valleyview -- or salt
formations as in the Salta Province-- is
considered battery grade. Lithium held in
rock formations is only suitable for
industrial uses such as glass, ceramics, and
aerospace.
A silver white metal, lithium is lightweight,
heat resistant, and highly reactive. It is an
ideal material with which to construct
rechargeable batteries. In batteries, lithium
can operate at temperatures up to 140
degrees Fahrenheit.
Lithium batteries have higher power and
3X the energy density of conventional
nickel metal hydride batteries with one-
third of the weight.
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Forklifts.
Heating, ventilation, and air conditioning.
Hybrid and electric vehicles.
Industrial bleaching and sanitation.
Laptop computers.
Lubricating greases.
Mobile phones.
MP3 players.
Optical glass.
Pharmaceuticals.
Pool chemicals.
Port cranes.
Rechargeable power tools.
Rocket propellants.
Scooters.
Specialty inorganics.
Storage batteries for solar and wind energy.
Small electronic devices.
In 2008, lithium battery production represented
70% of the total rechargeable battery market
worldwide. The amount of lithium consumed
globally for use in batteries has been increasing
by more than 20% per year during the past few
years
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The U.S. Geological Survey observed that
lithium use in batteries has expanded
significantly in recent years because of their
increasing usage in portable electronic devices
and electrical tools.
Annual worldwide demand for lithium is
below 115,000 metric tons, used mostly in
ceramics, glass, and consumer electronics. This
figure could grow to 300,000 metric tons by
2020.
At current growth rates, supply will have a
hard time keeping up with demand: With
continued 25% growth in portable electronics,
there would only be enough lithium carbonate
for 1.5 million Chevy Volts and similar all-
electric vehicles by 2015 even with optimum
production increases.
As electric cars become increasingly more
popular, this could create a lithium shortfall
that drives lithium prices even higher.
Carlos Ghosn of Nissan predicts there will be
10 million electric vehicles sold annually by
2016.
As part of the American Recovery and
Reinvestment Act of 2009, the U.S.
Department of Energy funded $2.4 billion in
grants to accelerate the development of
American manufacturing capacity for batteries
and electric drive components as well as
deployment of electric drive vehicles.
Approximately $940 million of the grant
money went to lithium battery material
suppliers, manufacturers, and recyclers.
“Global automakers and battery
makers need to ensure a steady
supply of lithium to power the
expected electric-car revolution.”
-- The Wall Street Journal
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Dyestuffs.
Electric bicycles.
Electric grid stabilization.
Lithium carbonate is frequently prescribed by psychiatrists as an anti-depressant.
Pharmaceutical usage of lithium has averaged a 17% growth rate for the past 8 years.
The electric car market for lithium is exploding!
Global demand for lithium is skyrocketing,
which in turn is driving the price per ton
higher and higher. Overall lithium demand is
expected to grow by almost 70%, from
approximately 115,000 tons to 200,000 tons a
year from 2009 to 2015, with batteries
accounting for 40% of the total consumption.
Despite all the applications and the versatility
of lithium, the major application driving that
demand in the coming years will be the
unstoppable growth of the market for hybrid
and electric cars that use some sort of lithium
battery as a primary or secondary power
source.
While electric and hybrid vehicles are
grabbing all the headlines, it is important to
understand the impact on other markets.
Developing nations such as China and India
continue to move toward more efficient
manufacturing of better-quality glass, for
example, which means a greater need for
lithium.
How much lithium do you need?
TECHNOLOGY
Cellular phones
Laptop computers
Electric hybrid vehicles
Plug-in hybrid vehicles
40 kWh electric vehicle
1 MW bulk storage battery
Small electronic devices.
Watercraft motors.
Wheelchairs.
As noted, current annual demand for lithium
is approximately 115,000 metric tons, mostly
for ceramics, glass, and consumer electronics.
With the increasing popularity of electric and
hybrid cars, demand for lithium could grow
to 300,000 metric tons by 2020.
Dramatic increases in lithium battery
production have the potential to drive up
pricing for other industrial applications,
forcing companies to look for a strategic
partner like Lithium Exploration Group to
provide supply at an economically viable
price. Key strategic markets for such
partnerships include aluminum, ceramics and
glass, and aerospace.
The U.S. government has earmarked billions
of dollars in grants, tax credits, and loans for
domestic production of lithium-ion batteries
for electric cars. The tax credits boost
consumer demand for the vehicles. In fact,
the United States has committed nearly $30
billion toward advanced technology vehicle
manufacturing and the battery market.
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 Huge Chindian lithium “Lithium demand may triple in the
demand next decade as consumers buy
Asia is 2 to 3 years ahead of the Americas and
more portable electronics and
Europe in its application of lithium battery battery-powered vehicles.”
technology. -- Bloomberg Businessweek
Like the U.S., which currently offers $7,500
incentives, every major industrialized nation
is offering tax rebates to consumers who buy
electric and hybrid vehicles. The Chinese have
dedicated $15 billion to expanding their
electric vehicle industry.

Government subsidies have been introduced

In 2008, the U.S. Department of Energy funded
a $25 billion incentive program in direct loans to
automobile manufacturers and component
suppliers to update, expand, and build
manufacturing facilities in the United States.
Loan applicants included U.S. battery makers and
technology companies seeking government
support to build world-class lithium-ion battery
manufacturing facilities.
Every major automobile manufacturer –
including GM, Hyundai, Mercedes-Benz,
Mitsubishi, Nissan, Tesla Motors, Toyota, and
Volkswagen – either makes or has plans to
manufacture cars that run wholly or in part on
electricity. In 2011, two all-electric cars will
become commercially available for consumers to
purchase: the Chevrolet Volt and the Nissan Leaf,
both of which use lithium batteries. Commercials
for the Volt have already appeared on television.
A report from Dundee Securities Corporation
notes that electric cars could make up more than
a third of all new vehicles by 2020!
for electrical vehicles in five large Asian
cities. More stringent carbon dioxide emission
standards in China favor non-polluting power
sources like lithium-ion batteries.
According to the National Development and
Reform Commission, China may subsidize the
purchase of 4 million energy efficient vehicles
by 2012. There are already 120 million
electric scooters and bicycles in China. The Source: Multipath Study Phase 1. Maximum Electric
leading Chinese lithium battery manufacturer, Scenario.
BYD, produced half a million electric vehicles
in 2009.
Making gasoline
Hitachi has taken an order for $11 billion
worth of diesel hybrid rail drive units with obsolete
lithium ion storage batteries.
With gasoline prices hovering around $3 per
The market for electric vehicles is forecasted
to reach $17.5 billion by 2012 and $25 billion gallon, American consumers are eager to
in 2014, a 90-fold increase over 2009. reduce their on-the-road automobile costs.
Lithium may provide the answer, potentially
India is driving demand for lithium used in
making the Lithium Exploration Group the
bulk storage batteries. The nation has a
“new Exxon” of lithium production.
kilowatt crisis, with 40% of the power being
generated being bootlegged by consumers who
can’t afford to pay utility bills. Scientists in research and development are
even now working on ways to make standard
India’s government is paying for solar and lithium batteries longer-lasting and much
wind installations to power small villages, and
more powerful.
these require a bank of bulk storage batteries
to hold the electricity generated. Each bulk
(cont.)
storage battery is 100X bigger than a car
battery.

In lithium batteries, a lithium compound is used
as the cathode while the anode is typically
graphite. By altering the nanostructures of the
battery anode and cathode, researches are
increasing battery capacity, output power,
lifespan, and stability, while decreasing the time
required for charging lithium batteries.
Now in development, a new lithium-metal-air
battery may deliver 10X more energy density
than today’s highest-output lithium batteries,
equaling the energy density of gasoline.
Conventional lithium-ion batteries have a
graphite electrode, which limits the quantity of
lithium the battery can hold. The new battery
replaces graphite by using air as the electrode,
resulting in more space for more lithium. Result:
more than 10 times the capacity of standard
lithium-ion batteries
“As awareness spreads that lithium is
a crucial ingredient for hybrid and
electric cars, a global hunt is
The time to own LEXG is NOW!
Right now, you can pick up shares of
Lithium Exploration Group at the
ridiculously dirt-cheap price of a buck a
piece.
I urge you to load up while it’s still priced so
low, because it won’t stay at that price level
for long.
Each time Lithium Exploration Group issues
another press release announcing completion
of a new milestone on its way to production
at Valleyview – from pre-feasibility to
feasibility study completion, to acquisitions
and production – the stock is going to pop
and we’re going to pocket more and more
profits.
What's next for the Lithium Exploration
Group? The first step is the completion of
testing on existing wells on property.
Literally, this is happening as we speak,
which is why time is of the essence in buying
before the Wall Street buzz starts. They'll
contained in the deposits, which will
determine how much material can be
extracted and, most important, the economic
viability of each well and production
facility.
The bottom line is that the company expects
to be producing revenue from
exploration/extraction within the next 12
months — a much faster timeline than
originally planned, so it's not going to
remain an investing secret for much longer.
It is extremely important for investors to
own LEXG before these tasks are completed
– and they are in progress right now. Today
you can own the stock for bargain-basement
prices. That’s because Lithium Exploration
Group is largely unheard of: no analysts
follow the stock, and the mainstream and
financial press virtually ignore it.
Once the news of Lithium Exploration
Group’s vast holdings and production
electric cars, a global hunt is before the Wall Street buzz starts. They'll
underway for new supplies of the also be bringing the historical resource
estimates to National Instrument 43-101
metal.”
standards.
-- The New York Times
Once those checkpoints are hit, immediate
plans include formalizing discussions with
Group’s vast holdings and production
capacity hit the pages of the Wall Street
Journal, it will be too late. Early investors
will have scooped up the lion’s share of the
profits, and late investors will pay a
premium price to own the stock.

strategic partners for lithium production,
conducting bulk sampling to produce
battery-grade lithium carbonate, and a pre-
feasibility study for production and
distribution.
The study includes an analysis of the flow
from the wells and testing what minerals are
Best of all, it won’t take a meteoric rise in
LEXG’s share price to give us a handsome
gain from our initial purchase price. The
stock could give early investors a gain of
1,000%, turning every $10,000 invested
into a $100,000 windfall.

“We have big concerns regarding

“The gas engine made petroleum the supply of lithium.”
the world’s biggest commodity. --Thomas Brachman
The electric car could do the same Honda R&D, Europe
for the third element on the
periodic table [lithium].”
-- Forbes

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LEXG’s Argentinian treasure

In addition to the property at Valleyview,
Lithium Exploration Group’s senior
management has acquired a second lithium
claim, this one located in the Salta Province in
northwest Argentina on the Puna plateau, a
high elevation basin-like plain on the eastern
slope of the Andes Mountains. Of all nations,
Argentina is the one with the second-largest
known lithium reserves.

The lithium on the Lithium Exploration

Group’s properties is located in salars and their
adjacent alluvial fans. Salars are salt lakes that
have evaporated to form salt flats. The
evaporated lake leaves under the surface of the
salt flats groundwater that has high levels of
lithium and other minerals.

An NI 43-101 compliant technical report

performed on the Salta Province found that
preliminary sampling yielded good values in
lithium. National Instrument 43-101 is a rule
developed by the Canadian Securities
Administrators (CSA) for the disclosure of
scientific and technical information about
mining and mineral projects to the public.

NI 43-101 requires that all disclosures be

based on advice by a qualified engineer or
geoscientist with at least 5 years experience.
According to the report, there could be many
millions of tons of lithium buried in the salar’s
mud flats and the alluvial fans.
The Lithium Exploration Group’s Argentina
property is in two separate areas, Salar Rio
Grande and Salar Arizaro, totaling 104,560
acres with lithium concentrations up to 108
ppm. The Salar Arizaro is ranked #4 in the list
of lithium-rich salars in the Andean region.
Other minerals on the property include boron,
potash, calcium, magnesium, iodine, bromine,
and potassium.

Lithium was discovered in the area when the

waters were being explored to be sold for
copper mining in neighboring Chile. Three
other companies are pursuing lithium
 other companies are pursuing lithium
production in adjacent areas, including

Admiralty Resources Salar de Rincon, which
is projected to produce 17,000 tons of lithium
carbonate annually.
Geothermic centers in the region produce
thermal waters which dissolved the lithium
from the volcanic rocks. High evaporation
ratios and extremely low precipitation help to
concentrate the lithium in the brines.
The lithium in the Salta Province exists in
both hard rock and brines. Removing the
lithium from the brine is the more economical
option, because it requires no tailings storage,
waste
disposal areas, or heap leach pads. The brines
are pumped into large flat pools. After much
of the water evaporates, the resulting slush
containing lithium chloride is shipped to a
processing plant in tanks.
The Argentine government is favorable to
mining, and mining takes priority over all
other uses on federal lands. The Lithium
Exploration Group’s properties are easily
accessible by a national highway, and a main
railroad line runs directly through it.

A proven >> Alex Walsh, Founder and CEO 7 reasons to own

management team!
Lithium Exploration Group’s senior management
has vast experience in financing, adding
shareholder value through strategic acquisition,
and reconnaissance and development of projects
with compelling commercial potential.
Importantly, management has connections with
lithium buyers at some of the largest battery
producers in China and India, creating a built-in
demand for their product.
Unlike gold and silver, whose prices are set on an
exchange, there is no exchange for lithium.
Lithium prices are determined by simple supply
and demand. If you can find a buyer who needs
your lithium, you can set your price.
Here are the key members of Lithium
Exploration Group’s management team and
board of directors:
Alex has extensive experience on Wall
Street including raising capital and
forming strategic partnerships for young
operating companies. He is the founder of
a benefits firm serving small business
clients. He has also consulted in numerous
industries to help clients expand into new
markets worldwide. He holds a B.A. in
economics and management from
DePauw University.
>> Jonathan Jazwinski
Director
Began his career as a field engineer for
SRK Consulting, working on BHP
Billiton’s San Manuel Mine Closure
Project, one of the industry’s largest mine
closures and environmental remediation
efforts to date. More recently, he led the
short-range planning department at
Freeport-McMoRan Sierrita, where his
responsibilities included equipment
scheduling and production forecasting.
Jonathan holds a B.S. in Mining
Engineering from the University of
Arizona and an MBA from the University
of Phoenix.
>> Brandon Colker, Director
Is the founder and CEO of Sustainable
Venture Capital, a national brokerage and
LEXG today
1—Company insiders own 63% of the
shares. They would not invest their own
money unless they believed the stock was
headed higher.
2—Drilling and testing on the property
has been going on for 30 years, giving us
a historically demonstrated lithium
reserve.
3—With over 113,000 acres on Lithium
Exploration Group’s Canadian claim,
there is a high likelihood of making
additional lithium discoveries on the
property.
4—There are 96 oil wells already on the
property, all drilled without a penny of
expense to Lithium Exploration Group.
In addition, there are more than 200
capped wells that can be reopened and
tested for lithium in the water.
5—Underground brine on the Canadian
property contains high concentrations of
lithium – up to 200 ppm
6—Lithium Exploration Group expects to
 Venture Capital, a national brokerage and
direct lending institution. His connections begin lithium production within 12
to private and institutional capital allow months, and when they do, an initial
him to assist in debt and equity capital investment of $10,000 could become a
financing for his global clients, and he $100,000 profit windfall.
has participated in transactions up to $5
billion. Mr. Colker graduated from the 7—The company has acquired a second
University of California at Santa Barbara property in Argentina with lithium
with a degree in Economics. concentrations up to 108 ppm.

How to Buy Lithium Exploration Group

1—For more information, visit the Lithium Exploration Group web site at
www.lithiumexplorationgroup.com

2—Go to your online account and place an order for shares of Lithium
Exploration Group, OTCBB: LEXG.

3—Or call your broker and tell him to buy Lithium Exploration Group for
you.

4—If you have any questions call or write Investor Relations at the Lithium
Exploration Group:

Lithium Exploration Group

3200 N. Hayden Road #300
Scottsdale, Arizona 85251
Phone 480-641-4780
investor@lithiumexplorationgroup.com

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