Green Technology Metals (GT1) Investor presentation summary
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Investor presentation summary
17 Aug, 2026Strategic vision and partnerships
Aims to build Ontario's first integrated lithium business, combining mining, concentration, and conversion facilities for a domestic supply chain.
Backed by world-leading battery material partners EcoPro and LGES, with formal JV and offtake agreements in place.
Secured significant government support, including a $100M LOI from EDC and multiple grants for infrastructure and pre-construction.
Strong commitment to Indigenous partnerships, emphasizing mutual trust, respect, and collaboration.
Project portfolio and development status
Seymour Project: 10.3Mt @ 1.07% Li₂O, advanced stage with DFS nearing completion, low capex, and robust infrastructure.
Root Project: 20.1Mt @ 1.24% Li₂O, over 10-year mine life, updated PEA completed, and further exploration upside.
Both projects benefit from proximity to highways, rail, and port, reducing costs and accelerating timelines.
Thunder Bay Conversion Facility: Preferred site selected, pilot test work completed, and government funding applications submitted.
Financial highlights and economics
Seymour Project: US$251M after-tax NPV, 33% IRR, 3.5-year payback, and average annual EBITDA of US$122M.
Root Project: US$668M after-tax NPV, 53.5% IRR, 3-year payback, and average annual EBITDA of US$234M.
Rubidium by-product at Seymour: 8.3Mt @ 0.27% Rb₂O, among the largest global resources, offering premium pricing and strategic value.
Market cap of $19M, cash balance of $1.98M as of June 2025, and no debt.
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Q4 2024 TU - Ontario-focused lithium producer targets 2026 output, 2028 conversion, and 2029 expansion.GT1
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H2 2024 - EcoPro investment and government funding drive lithium project advancement and resource growth.GT1
Q1 2025 TU - Secured major project financing and advanced key lithium projects while conserving capital.GT1
Q2 2025 TU - Net loss narrowed, major project milestones achieved, but going concern uncertainty persists.GT1
H1 2025 - Cost controls, capital raise, and robust project economics drive resilience amid lithium market headwinds.GT1
Q3 2025 TU