Frontier Lithium Inc. announced that its PAK Lithium Project has been featured in both the Canada Investment Summit Prospectus and Ontario's Deal Book, showcasing it among strategic Canadian investment opportunities presented to global institutional investors. The Canada Investment Summit Prospectus, distributed to participants of the inaugural Canada Investment Summit announced by Prime Minister Mark Carney and hosted by the Government of Canada with the Canada Pension Plan Investment Board and the Public Sector Pension Investment Board in Toronto on September 14-15, 2026, features 167 investment opportunities across eight sectors, including 63 projects in the Minerals and Metals category, with the PAK Lithium Project among a limited number of lithium projects identified. Ontario's Deal Book, a collection of 15 major investment opportunities highlighted by the Province of Ontario during the Summit, includes the PAK Lithium Project as one of only six mining and critical minerals projects and the only lithium project among the 15 presented. The PAK Lithium Project is operated as a joint venture between Frontier Lithium at 92.5% and Mitsubishi Corporation at 7.5%, and a 2025 Mine and Mill Feasibility Study prepared by DRA Americas Inc. outlines a 31-year project life with an after-tax net present value of C$932 million at an 8% discount rate and an after-tax internal rate of return of 17.9%. Chief Executive Officer Trevor Walker said the recognition demonstrates meaningful alignment between federal and provincial priorities, and that institutional investors have consistently emphasized the importance of visible government support and infrastructure planning.
PAK Lithium Project featured in Canada Investment Summit Prospectus and Ontario Deal Book, boosting visibility with institutional investors.
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