DAJIN’S ARGENTINEAN LITHIUM/POTASH PROJECT

Dajin controls a 100% interest in mineral concessions in Salta and Jujuy provinces of Argentina that cover regions known to  contain brines rich in lithium, potassium and boron.  These concessions total approximately 101,000 hectares in various drainage basins including 81,000 hectares of salar  (salt lake) and Tertiary paleo-salar in the Salinas Grandes/ Guayatayoc salt lake basins.

Dajin’s principal focus for lithium exploration are the Salinas Grandes/ Guayatayoc salt lake basins. Our project data indicates both permissive brine chemistries and lithium concentrations that are similar to those being produced from elsewhere.  Within the Salinas Grandes/ Guayatayoc concessions is an established infrastructure comprised of a paved national highway, electric power, a gas pipeline and several population centers.

About Lithium and Potash:

• Lithium is the lightest known metal.  It can store an unusually large amount of energy for it’s volume and weight
• Potassium is necessary to support plant growth, improves plant resistance to disease and enhances the absorption of other nutrients

Property Highlights include:

• 100 % owned, 101,000 hectares potash, lithium and boron prospects
• Seismic data has been acquired, interpreted and drill targets identified
• Underground aquifers
• At and near surface saturated gravels

An Environment Conducive to Evaporation of Brines:

• A flat desert playa
• Located at 4,000m elevation
• Very dry winds that blowdaily at 25 to 35 km
• Paved national highway, electric power and gas pipeline
• Regional agricultural need for potash

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