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LITM POWE

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Lithium Power International Limited Appoints Cristobal Garcia-Huidobroas Chief Executive Officer and Managing Director

October 14, 2018

Lithium Power International Limited announced Mr. Cristobal Garcia-Huidobro, currently a Non-Executive Director, has been appointed Chief Executive Officer and Managing Director. Mr. Garcia-Huidobro was appointed a Non-Executive Director of LPI on 3 September 2018 and is now being appointed as CEO and Managing Director. Garcia-Huidobro's appointment as CEO and Managing Director takes effect on 16 October 2018.

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Lithium Power International Limited(ASX:LPI) dropped from S&P Global BMI Index	03-05	CI
Lithium Power International Limited(ASX:LPI) dropped from S&P/ASX All Ordinaries Index	03-05	CI
Lithium Power International Limited(ASX:LPI) dropped from S&P/ASX Emerging Companies Index	03-05	CI
Codelco's Acquisition of Lithium Power International Becomes Legally Effective	03-04	MT
Salar de Maricunga SpA completed the acquisition of Lithium Power International Limited from Minera Salar Blanco SpA and others.	03-04	CI
Australia's Federal Court OKs Codelco's Acquisition of Lithium Power International	03-04	MT
Australia's FIRB Clears Codelco's Acquisition of Lithium Power International	03-03	MT
Codelco chairman still sees lithium agreement with SQM by year-end	12-14	RE
Chile's Codelco reaches deal to buy Lithium Power for $244 mln	23-10-17	RE
Codelco entered a binding scheme implementation deed to acquire Lithium Power International Limited	23-10-17	CI
Lithium Power International Limited Reports Earnings Results for the Full Year Ended June 30, 2023	23-09-28	CI
Energy, mining stocks lift Australia shares as inflation meets expectations	23-09-27	RE
Chilean miner Codelco gets access to books of Australia's Lithium Power	23-09-27	RE
Albemarle Lithium Pty Ltd completed the acquisition of Western Lithium Ltd from Lithium Power International Limited.	23-07-02	CI
Lithium Power International Selling Subsidiary for AU$30 Million	23-06-18	MT
Albemarle Lithium Pty Ltd entered into a binding agreement to acquire Western Lithium Ltd from Lithium Power International Limited for AUD 30 million.	23-06-18	CI
Lithium Power International Welcomes Chile’s New National Lithium Policy	23-04-24	MT
Bets on Aussie lithium miners rise as Chile plan stokes concerns	23-04-24	RE
Lithium Power International Limited(ASX:LPI) added to S&P/ASX All Ordinaries Index	23-03-19	CI
Lithium Power International Limited acquired an additional 31.31% stake in Maricunga Project from Minera Salar Blanco S.A.	23-02-06	CI
Lithium Power Completes Reverse Circulation Drilling at East Kirup Lithium Prospect	23-01-24	MT
Lithium Power International Limited Announces That the Company Has Successfully Completed Its Reverse Circulation Drilling Stage At Its East Kirup Lithium Prospect on E70/4763	23-01-24	CI
Lithium Power Begins Drilling at East Kirup Prospect; Shares Climb 4%	23-01-13	MT
Lithium Power International Limited Commences Drilling At Greenbushes Lithium Project	23-01-12	CI
Lithium Power International Consolidates Ownership of Maricunga Lithium Project in Chile	22-12-22	MT

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Lithium Power International Limited is an Australia-based pure-play lithium company with three distinct project regions to provide diversification. The Company's primary focus is to develop Chile's high-grade lithium mine on the Maricunga Salar in an area, the Lithium Triangle. It has also expanded its tenement holdings of lithium exploration prospects in Western Australia. Its projects include Maricunga JV, Greenbushes, Pilgangoora and Tabba Tabba. The Maricunga project is located within the Lithium Triangle in northern Chile. The Maricunga project lies adjacent to the Chile-Argentina Highway approximately 31,170 kilometers (km) northeast of Copiapo and 25km from the port of Caldera. The Pilgangoora district is a globally significant hard rock lithium district. The project is located approximately 152km by road from Port Headland. The Tabba Tabba project covers an approximately 20km strike of highly prospective greenstone units identified through mapping and regional magnetic surveys.

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