Frontier Lithium (LITOF)

$0.67 +0.04 (5.89%)
Market Cap N/A
Revenue (ttm) 0.00
Net Income (ttm) 0.00
EPS (ttm) N/A
PE Ratio N/A
Forward PE N/A
Profit Margin 0.00%
Debt to Equity Ratio N/A
Volume 26,900
Avg Vol 54,676
Day's Range N/A - N/A
Shares Out N/A
Stochastic %K 35%
Beta N/A
Analysts Strong Buy
Price Target N/A

Company Profile

Frontier Lithium Inc. engages in the acquisition, exploration, and development of lithium mining properties in Canada. The company's flagship property is the Pakeagama Lake Property lithium project, which consists of three mining leases and 1,300 mining claims covering an area of approximately 27,886.4 hectares located north of Red Lake, Ontario, Canada. It also produces spodumene concentrate and battery-quality lithium hydroxide monohydrate products. The company was formerly known as Houston La...

Industry: Other Industrial Metals & Mining
Sector: Basic Materials
Phone: 705 897 7622
Address:
2614 Belisle Drive, Val Caron, Canada
TheGuy2000
TheGuy2000 May. 12 at 11:07 AM
$LITOF all lit plays up. This one’s lagging
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Eckersley
Eckersley May. 7 at 12:33 PM
$LITOF this sounds promising. Will probably lead to 52 week lows:) https://mailchi.mp/frontierlithium/eacfrmd?e=17e3f3f757
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Tristan88
Tristan88 May. 5 at 8:29 PM
$LITOF Let's try this again, bounce on deck from oversold levels?
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Eckersley
Eckersley May. 5 at 7:18 PM
$LITOF https://youtu.be/iUODdPpnxcA?si=fskH1NOUBXGDaYCh
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LithInvo99
LithInvo99 May. 5 at 3:34 PM
$LITOF China lithium prices extend uptrend on tight feedstock supply The Chinese lithium market was bullish toward the end of the week April 30 as participants anticipated prices on the Guangzhou Futures Exchange reaching Yuan 200,000/metric ton in the near term. Market sources cited tightening feedstock supply and strong downstream demand in China as key drivers behind the bullish outlook. The most actively traded lithium carbonate contract by open interest on the GFE rose 5.07%, or Yuan 9,120/mt, from the previous close to Yuan 189,080/mt ($27,562/mt) April 30, exchange data showed.
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Tristan88
Tristan88 May. 5 at 2:22 PM
$LITOF price of lithium is breaking out
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Tristan88
Tristan88 May. 4 at 11:23 PM
$LITOF Looks ready for lower
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oldGreg76
oldGreg76 May. 3 at 6:12 AM
$LITOF I bet this goes back to$0.30 cents Canadian.
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LithInvo99
LithInvo99 May. 1 at 5:23 PM
$LITOF No Bounce on this deck, but... Frontier Lithium @FrontierLithium $FL.V $LITOF is undervalued, in fact I believe it's way undervalued. But, why do I say that? Simple... ++ It's backed by not one but two significant groups @panasonic & @mitsubishicorp. Therefore, funding Frontier's PAK #lithium project should be in good hands (even as equity dilution is a necessary evil). ++ PAK used just US$1,475/tonne for #spodumene concentrate in its BFS. The current price is over $2,500/t. At spot prices, the post-tax NPV is ~C$2.2B (assuming no changes in op-ex, cap-ex or FX rate), and the IRR is in the high 20s percent. ++ That means Frontier is valued at just ~6-7% of post-tax NPV, absurdly low for a BFS/DFS project in #Ontario #Canada. In my view, Canada is better (or much better) than Li projects in #Brazil, #Australia and in most countries of #Africa. https://x.com/peterepstein2/status/2050229115458920848?s=46&t=o0PW7YMLUH_f6wpdaARR7A
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Tristan88
Tristan88 Apr. 30 at 8:10 PM
$LITOF Potential bounce on deck tomorrow
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TheGuy2000
TheGuy2000 May. 12 at 11:07 AM
$LITOF all lit plays up. This one’s lagging
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Eckersley
Eckersley May. 7 at 12:33 PM
$LITOF this sounds promising. Will probably lead to 52 week lows:) https://mailchi.mp/frontierlithium/eacfrmd?e=17e3f3f757
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Tristan88
Tristan88 May. 5 at 8:29 PM
$LITOF Let's try this again, bounce on deck from oversold levels?
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Eckersley
Eckersley May. 5 at 7:18 PM
$LITOF https://youtu.be/iUODdPpnxcA?si=fskH1NOUBXGDaYCh
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LithInvo99
LithInvo99 May. 5 at 3:34 PM
$LITOF China lithium prices extend uptrend on tight feedstock supply The Chinese lithium market was bullish toward the end of the week April 30 as participants anticipated prices on the Guangzhou Futures Exchange reaching Yuan 200,000/metric ton in the near term. Market sources cited tightening feedstock supply and strong downstream demand in China as key drivers behind the bullish outlook. The most actively traded lithium carbonate contract by open interest on the GFE rose 5.07%, or Yuan 9,120/mt, from the previous close to Yuan 189,080/mt ($27,562/mt) April 30, exchange data showed.
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Tristan88
Tristan88 May. 5 at 2:22 PM
$LITOF price of lithium is breaking out
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Tristan88
Tristan88 May. 4 at 11:23 PM
$LITOF Looks ready for lower
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oldGreg76
oldGreg76 May. 3 at 6:12 AM
$LITOF I bet this goes back to$0.30 cents Canadian.
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LithInvo99
LithInvo99 May. 1 at 5:23 PM
$LITOF No Bounce on this deck, but... Frontier Lithium @FrontierLithium $FL.V $LITOF is undervalued, in fact I believe it's way undervalued. But, why do I say that? Simple... ++ It's backed by not one but two significant groups @panasonic & @mitsubishicorp. Therefore, funding Frontier's PAK #lithium project should be in good hands (even as equity dilution is a necessary evil). ++ PAK used just US$1,475/tonne for #spodumene concentrate in its BFS. The current price is over $2,500/t. At spot prices, the post-tax NPV is ~C$2.2B (assuming no changes in op-ex, cap-ex or FX rate), and the IRR is in the high 20s percent. ++ That means Frontier is valued at just ~6-7% of post-tax NPV, absurdly low for a BFS/DFS project in #Ontario #Canada. In my view, Canada is better (or much better) than Li projects in #Brazil, #Australia and in most countries of #Africa. https://x.com/peterepstein2/status/2050229115458920848?s=46&t=o0PW7YMLUH_f6wpdaARR7A
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Tristan88
Tristan88 Apr. 30 at 8:10 PM
$LITOF Potential bounce on deck tomorrow
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Tristan88
Tristan88 Apr. 28 at 8:02 PM
$LITOF Pumpers ready to blame it on the markets tanking this week?
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LithInvo99
LithInvo99 Apr. 27 at 8:06 PM
$LITOF The diplomatic achievements deserve recognition on their own terms. The G7 Critical Minerals Production Alliance, launched under Canada’s presidency, has become a multilateral vehicle channelling capital toward Canadian projects. Prime Minister Carney’s “buyers clubs” pitch at Davos is translating into concrete offtake agreements—Germany’s TKMS linking into naval defence supply chains through E3 Lithium, Japan’s Panasonic Energy signing with Frontier Lithium for North American EV battery inputs, Italy’s Leonardo securing critical mineral cooperation for advanced manufacturing. https://thehub.ca/2026/04/17/canadas-critical-minerals-diplomacy-is-moving-fast-more-industrial-capacity-is-needed/
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Tristan88
Tristan88 Apr. 27 at 1:08 AM
$LITOF Looks ready to waterfall, again.
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oldGreg76
oldGreg76 Apr. 24 at 5:45 PM
$LITOF Looks like this one isn't for holding long term. Just flip it a couple times a year.
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Sly74
Sly74 Apr. 24 at 1:32 PM
$LITOF Ontario Fast-Tracks Red Lake Transmission Line and Launches New Hydroelectricity Program | Ontario Newsroom https://news.ontario.ca/en/release/1007354/ontario-fast-tracks-red-lake-transmission-line-and-launches-new-hydroelectricity-program
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LithInvo99
LithInvo99 Apr. 22 at 2:38 PM
$LITOF ?!? https://startupfortune.com/a-high-grade-silver-vein-found-at-a-canadian-lithium-project-is-rattling-supply-forecasts-and-drawing-retail-investors-back-to-the-precious-metals-trade/
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Tristan88
Tristan88 Apr. 20 at 11:39 PM
$LITOF So many lithium names absolutely killing it and we're set up to break lower. Just 10 more years guys
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LithInvo99
LithInvo99 Apr. 17 at 3:39 PM
$LITOF A $12 billion critical minerals stockpile project being developed by the US Export-Import Bank will be open to all trading companies, rather than just those named as suppliers when the initiative was launched in February.
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LithInvo99
LithInvo99 Apr. 16 at 1:30 PM
$LITOF THE U.S. TREASURY SECRETARY HAS CALLED ON THE WORLD BANK TO MOVE QUICKLY TO SUPPORT PROJECTS TO DEVELOP CRITICAL ​MINERALS TO DIVERSIFY SUPPLIES AWAY FROM CHINA The scramble for minerals is real.
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Tristan88
Tristan88 Apr. 16 at 12:09 AM
$LITOF Chart is broken asf
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LithInvo99
LithInvo99 Apr. 15 at 2:33 PM
$LITOF China saw its lithium battery exports jump by 50% in the first quarter from a year earlier as global demand for green technologies surged amid the worst disruption to oil and gas supply due to the war in the Middle East.
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Eckersley
Eckersley Apr. 10 at 4:56 PM
$LITOF this is looking like a total capitulation at this point. Ugggh
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