Neo Lithium Corp is quickly becoming the most prominent new name in lithium brine exploration by virtue of its quality team and project. Already well capitalized, Neo is rapidly advancing its newly discovered Tres Quebradas (3Q) project - a high-grade lithium brine reservoir and salar complex in the Lithium Triangle. The 3Q project is located in the Province of Catamarca, the largest lithium producer in Argentina. The project covers approximately 35,000 hectares and the salar complex within this area is approximately 160 km2. Recent exploration results indicate a high grade target in the northern portion of the salar complex extending for approximately 14x3 km with the highest lithium grades in Argentina and combined lowest magnesium and sulphate impurities in the industry. Low impurities are a key factor in traditional low cost evaporation techniques for final lithium production. Hot springs on the property with elevated lithium content are part of the recharge system of the salar complex. The technical team that recently discovered this unique salar complex is one of the most experienced in the modern era in lithium salars, having discovered and lead the technical work, including resource definition and full feasibility study, that established the Cauchari lithium salar as the third largest lithium brine resource in the world.