E3 Lithium Ltd · TSXV:ETL
E3 Lithium — Investor Presentation (November 2026)
24 slides from E3 Lithium's investor presentation, November 2026
Slide 1: Driven By Purpose. Powered By Innovation.
TSX.V: ETL | OTCQX: EEMMF | FSE: OW3 Driven By Purpose. Powered By Innovation. November 2026 | Corporate Presentation www.e3lithium.ca
Slide 2: Cautionary Notes and Forward-Looking Statements
Cautionary Notes and Forward-Looking Statements This presentation has been prepared by management of E3 Lithium Ltd. (“E3 Lithium”, “E3”, or the “Company”) Forward-looking statements are subject to known and unknown risks, uncertainties and other factors that may cause and does not represent a recom
Slide 3: Leader in Canadian Lithium
Leader in Canadian Lithium Resource Scale Full Integration Scalable Capacity Leading Jurisdiction E3 holds Raw Brine Production 12,000 tonnes/year Efficient Permitting 40% of Canada’s Clearwater Stage 1 No federal EIA, centralized regulator lithium resource1 Lithium Extraction & 30,000 tonnes/year
Slide 4: Corporate Profile
Corporate Profile Capital Markets Summary1 Comparative Global Projects2 20 $0.60 $0.56 - $1.35 M&I Resources (million tonnes LCE) Share Price 52 Week Low/High Share Price E3 Lithium – Clearwater 16 Project $61 million 101 million (16.2 million tonnes LCE) Market Capitalization Common Shares Outstand
Slide 5: Strong Government and Industry Partners
Strong Government and Industry Partners Government Grants Awarded To E3 Lithium MOU Execution – Global Industry Partners2 Total Grants Total Grants Awarded To-Date Deployed TKMS - Germany Axens - France $78.6 million $27.3 million Strategic Partnership Offtake & Technology Part of Canadian submari
Slide 6: Global Peer Direct Lithium Extraction Development
Global Peer Direct Lithium Extraction Development Peer Comparison Chart – Select Global DLE Developers1,3 Total Annual Production Capacity1,3 Total Annual Production Capacity (Full Project) (‘000s tonnes per year LCE) 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 Resource Size (Measured and Indicated million tonnes LCE) $550
Slide 7: Significant Resource in Place
Significant Resource in Place 16 Edmonton 16 ` Delineated Reservoir with Substantial Development History • Targeted Leduc formation has over 70 years of oil & gas exploration and production history 2 • E3’s resource consists of 21.2 million tonnes measured & indicated (M&I) lithium carbonate equival
Slide 8: Industry Leader In Direct Lithium Extraction
TSX.V: ETL | OTCQX: EEMMF | FSE: OW3 Industry Leader In Direct Lithium Extraction In-House Direct Lithium Extraction (DLE) Expertise • Technical team has DLE and lithium production expertise • Continuously innovating and optimizing to deliver fully integrated facility • Proprietary technology combin
Slide 9: Advantages of Direct Lithium Extraction (DLE)
Advantages of Direct Lithium Extraction (DLE) DLE’s Commercial and Operational Benefits Hard-Rock Mining <10% surface footprint compared to traditional development • Large surface footprint • Low lithium recovery >95% lithium recovery from DLE • Relies on off-site processing • Water intensive
Slide 10: Optimal Brine for DLE Processing
Optimal Brine for DLE Processing Battery-Grade Lithium-Rich Brine Adsorption-Based Lithium Carbonate Average: ~76 mg/L DLE Processing (>99.5% Li2CO3) E3 Lithium’s brine resource is well-suited for Direct Lithium Extraction (DLE) based on 4 critical factors: Relatively low Optimal Industry- Highly co
Slide 11: Attractive Long-Term Lithium Fundamentals
Attractive Long-Term Lithium Fundamentals Global Lithium Demand Growth by End-Use1 Electric Vehicles3 7 6.3 2025 EV Sales by Select Countries: % of new car sales / (‘000s vehicles sold) Forecasted Lithium Demand (million EV 6 Norway 97% / (173) BESS >300% growth 4.8 LFP2: 650 tonnes of LC per GWh 5
Slide 12: Clearwater Project Reservoir and Process Development
Clearwater Project Reservoir and Process Development Leduc Reservoir in the Bashaw District Optimized Lithium Production Process Wimborne Hydrocarbon Pool DEPTH 3 2,100m 2 1 2,200m Innisfail Production Wells 2,300m Hydrocarbon Pool 2,400m 2,500m 2,600m 2,700m Lithium Production Zone (200m Thick) 2,8
Slide 13: Alberta – Top Tier Jurisdiction
Alberta – Top Tier Jurisdiction N 27 Olds Multi-Lane 240 kVA Two-Lane Two-Lane Highway Powerline Highway Highway 2A 2 791 E3’s Central Processing Facility 2km Market Access Trained Workforce and Established Service Industry Integration with Existing Infrastructure : Shipping Port Efficient P
Slide 14: Alberta's Efficient Regulatory Landscape
Alberta’s Efficient Regulatory Landscape Established Regulatory Framework Key Permits Required for the Clearwater Project1 • The Alberta Energy Regulator (AER) is responsible for Demonstration Project – Phase 2 Application Status overseeing brine-hosted minerals development Directive 056: Wells Appr
Slide 15: Proposed Clearwater Project Update
Proposed Clearwater Project Update 2024 Pre-Feasibility Study Single-Phase Construction with Robust Economics1 • Production capacity of ~32,000 tonnes/year of lithium hydroxide monohydrate (LHM) • An NPV₈ (after-tax) of ~US$3.7 billion with ~25% IRR • Low initial opex of ~US$6,000/tonne and capital
Slide 16: Demonstration Facility – A Phased Approach
Demonstration Facility – A Phased Approach Phase 1: Commissioning Status: Milestones Commission 30-column DLE system and Commissioned equipment, validated process, associated equipment, and produce battery- COMPLETE produced battery-grade product for off-takers (Q4 2025) --- grade lithium carbonate
Slide 17: E3 Lithium: Investment Highlights
E3 Lithium: Investment Highlights High-Quality Projects With Significant Potential • Targeting 12,000 tonnes/year of lithium carbonate in Stage 1 of Clearwater Project; permit offers expansion potential to 30,000 tonnes/year • Highly competitive cost profile with Clearwater positioned in first third
Slide 18: Appendix
Driven By Purpose. TSX.V: ETL | OTCQX: EEMMF | FSE: OW3 Powered By Innovation. Appendix Page | 18
Slide 19: Significant Technical & Commercial Depth
Significant Technical & Commercial Depth Senior Management Board of Directors Chris Doornbos, P.Geo., ICD.D Chair of the Board ----------------------------- Alexandra Cattelan, MASC Lead Director, Chair Compensation & HR Committee ----------------------------- Hon. Sonya Savage, KC, ECA, LL.M. Indep
Slide 20: Recent Success: Commissioning of Demonstration Facility
Recent Success: Commissioning of Demonstration Facility Successfully commissioned Demonstration Facility to inform detailed engineering and ship lithium carbonate Page | 20
Slide 21: Recent Success: Reservoir Development Planning
Recent Success: Reservoir Development Planning Drilling and completion of commercial well-pair to support subsurface development Page | 21
Slide 22: Recent Success: Meaningful Stakeholder Engagement
Recent Success: Meaningful Stakeholder Engagement Meaningful stakeholder engagement in local community Page | 22
Slide 23: Central Processing Facility
Central Processing Facility EMERGENCY FLARE BRINE STORAGE STORM WATER POND RECLAMATION SOIL STOCKPILES OFFICE AREA COGEN POWER & FUTURE STAGE 2 CARBON CAPTURE EXPANSION BRINE INLET MAIN GATE GAS HANDLING CARBONATION ION EXCHANGE MEMBRANE AVAILABLE FOR STAGE 3 DLE EXISTING HIGH VOLTAGE POWER LINES Th
Slide 24: Contact Information Additional Information
Contact Information TSX.V: ETL | OTCQX: EEMMF | FSE: OW3 1520 – 300 5th Ave SW Calgary, AB T2P 3C4 Main Office: (587) 324-2775 Additional Information Visit the media page for E3 interviews and articles www.e3lithium.ca Sarfraz Somani, CFA Director, Capital Markets [email protected] Page | 24