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Under-the-Radar Lithium Company Set to Soar Even as Market Falls....Lithium demand is projected to i

Under-the-Radar Lithium Company Set to Soar Even as Market Falls....Lithium demand is projected to increase by 22 times by 2030, driven primarily by electric vehicle (“EV”) production. [Unsubscribe]( Under-the-Radar Lithium Company Set to Soar Even as Market Falls Dear Investor, Lithium demand is projected to increase by 22 times by 2030, driven primarily by electric vehicle (“EV”) production. This fact creates a huge demand for mined sources of lithium, which are currently selling at a premium in the current supply-constrained environment. These facts create a situation where there’s big money to be made in lithium mining, and one under-the-radar company, Grounded Lithium Corp., looks particularly well positioned to soar, even in the face of a looming recession and a falling market. A Canadian-based lithium project Location is a key part of the Grounded Lithium ([OTC: GRDAF]( story. Its Kindersley lithium project is located in west-central Saskatchewan. Not only is Saskatchewan consistently rated one of the best mining jurisdictions in the world, but Canada as a whole is considered a highly favorable market in which to look for minerals. Proof of that fact came recently in the form of memorandums of understanding signed by the Canadian government and VW and Mercedes Benz for the country to supply those car companies with critical minerals like lithium. Looking to crack Chinese domination in lithium Deals like this are critical because both Western car companies and Western governments are looking around and realizing they don’t have the control of the lithium supply chain they need to fulfill their electrification goals. China controls the lion’s share of the lithium battery supply chain. And even though it only possesses 23% of lithium mining capacity, it has expanded its reach by buying up lithium resources in lithium-rich parts of the world like Chile, Argentina and Australia. Grounded Lithium ([OTC: GRDAF]( and its Canada-based source of lithium makes it an attractive candidate for the U.S. and Europe as they look to break China’s stranglehold on lithium. Grounded Lithium ([OTC: GRDAF]( offers a potential oasis of profits in the face of a falling market because demand is so high, and China holds most of the cards. On trend with key lithium resources Another selling point for Grounded Lithium is that its Kindersley project lies along the Leduc Formation, which stretches from southeast Saskatchewan into west-central Alberta. Two key lithium resources lie along that trend. E3 Lithium’s Clearwater project and Prairie Lithium’s properties. At Clearwater in west-central Alberta, E3 Lithium has already outlined 24.3 million tonnes of lithium carbonate equivalent (“LCE”) while at Prairie Lithium’s properties in southeast Saskatchewan, 4.1 million tonnes of LCE have been defined. As a public company, E3 Lithium’s C$100-million-plus market cap provides a peer comparison for Grounded Lithium ([OTC: GRDAF]( which currently has a C$18 million market cap. If Grounded Lithium ([OTC: GRDAF]( can grow its current 2.9-million-tonne lithium resource at Kindersley to a size similar size to Clearwater, a re-rating to a market cap like E3 Lithium’s becomes a distinct possibility. [Download Free Report]( Led by an experienced management team Grounded Lithium ([OTC: GRDAF]( has the good fortune to be headed up by seasoned players in the oil and gas industry. That matters because Grounded Lithium is testing for lithium brine reservoirs along the oil and gas field that is the Leduc Formation. The company’s management team knows the lithium brine is there at Kindersley and that it’s coming out of the ground at good flow rates. The key is to find a large enough reservoir to justify economic extraction, and that is exactly what Grounded Lithium is intent on doing at Kindersley. A small environmental footprint In extracting the lithium from Kindersley’s brine, Grounded Lithium ([OTC: GRDAF]( is looking at using a technique called Direct Lithium Extraction (“DLE”). DLE is a process that can extract the lithium from brines in hours, rather than the years it take large lithium brine operations in South America. The process also has a much smaller environmental footprint than typical lithium brine operations, a big selling point to green-focused governments in the West. [Download Free Report]( Grounded Lithium: Set to soar in value defying the falling market and the recession The timing for investors to build a position in Grounded Lithium ([OTC: GRDAF]( could hardly be better. The company is in the process of proving up the Kindersley project’s 2.9-million-tonne LCE resource and simultaneously testing the extraction efficiency of the DLE process. By Q2 2023, they should have a good idea of how well DLE works to extract that resource’s lithium. With the U.S. and Europe dead set on finding non-Chinese-owned lithium assets to feed their EV supply chains, Grounded Lithium’s Canada-based lithium project makes it an attractive asset for a larger lithium company (or a car company) to swoop in and buy up the company. An acquisition by a larger player would likely be good news for investors, even in a bear market. If you want to learn more about Grounded Lithium ([OTC: GRDAF]( and why it offers one of the lithium sector’s most alluring upsides, [click here](. Sincerely,   Lee Bellinger, Editor Off-Grid Confidential [Download Free Report]( IMPORTANT NOTICE AND DISCLAIMER: All investments are subject to risk, which must be considered on an individual basis before making any investment decision. This paid advertisement includes a stock profile of Grounded Lithium Corp. (OTC: GRDAF) Off Grid Confidential is an investment newsletter being advertised herein. This paid advertisement is intended solely for information and educational purposes and is not to be construed under any circumstances as an offer to buy or sell, or as a solicitation to buy or sell, any securities. In an effort to enhance public awareness, OTC: GRDAF provided advertising agencies with a total budget of approximately $1,355,289 to cover the costs associated with creating, printing and distribution of this advertisement January 2023 – March 2023. Payor has represented to advertising agencies in writing that this advertising campaign is funded by OTC: GRDAF, to be profiled in this advertisement after Off Grid Confidential conducted an investigation of the company and its management. Off Grid Confidential was paid $35,000 as a research fee. In addition, Off Grid Confidential may receive subscription revenue in the future from new subscribers as a result of this advertisement. The advertising agencies will retain any excess sums after all expenses are paid. During the period of time this advertisement is being disseminated, neither Off Grid Confidential, the advertising agencies, nor their respective officers, principals, or affiliates (as defined in the Securities Act of 1933, as amended, and Rule 501(b) promulgated thereunder) and will, receive or sell such securities of Grounded Lithium Corp. for not less than 90 days following the conclusion of this advertising campaign. The Payor has represented in writing to Off Grid Confidential and the advertising agencies that neither it nor its officers, principals, or affiliates (as defined in the Securities Act of 1933, as amended, and Rule 501(b) promulgated thereunder) owns or beneficially owns any securities of the OTC: GRDAF or will purchase, receive, or sell any such securities for not less than 90 days following the conclusion of this advertising campaign. If successful, this advertisement will increase investor and market awareness, which may result in an increased number of shareholders owning and trading the securities of OTC: GRDAF, increased trading volume, and possibly an increased share price of OTC: GRDAF securities, which may be temporary. This advertisement, the advertising agencies and Off Grid Confidential do not purport to provide a complete analysis of OTC: GRDAF’s financial position. They are not, and do not purport to be, broker-dealers or registered investment advisors. This advertisement is not, and should not be construed to be, personalized investment advice directed to or appropriate for any particular investor. Any investment should be made only after consulting a registered broker-dealer or registered investment advisor or doing your own research if you do not utilize an investment professional to make decisions on what securities to buy and sell and only after reviewing the financial statements and other pertinent publicly-available information about OTC: GRDAF and its industry. Further, readers are specifically urged to read and carefully consider the Risk Factors identified and discussed in OTC: GRDAF SEC filings. Investing in microcap securities such as OTC: GRDAF is speculative and carries a high degree of risk. Past performance does not guarantee future results. This advertisement is based exclusively on information generally available to the public and does not contain any material, non-public information. The information on which it is based is believed to be reliable. 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