Lithium One Metals Inc. and Norris Lithium Inc. have entered into a definitive arrangement agreement dated June 19, 2023 pursuant to which Lithium One will acquire all of the issued and outstanding common shares of Norris Lithiumon the basis of 0.672 common shares of Lithium One for each share of Norris Lithium held, by way of a plan of arrangement under the Business Corporations Act. This strategic consolidation represents a significant milestone in both companies’ growth trajectories, with Lithium One and Norris Lithium both benefiting from the creation of a large land position in James Bay, Québec, an established presence in Northwestern Ontario in a rapidly emerging lithium district, combined technical expertise, and a joint exploration program already underway. Upon the closing of the Transaction, it is expected that the shareholders of Norris Lithium will hold approximately 35% of the common shares of the combined company, with Dale Ginn being appointed as President & CEO of Lithium One, and Nav Dhaliwal assuming the role of Executive Chair of Lithium One.

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