Breakdown | ||||
Mar 2024 | Mar 2023 | Mar 2022 | Mar 2021 | Mar 2020 |
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Income Statement | Total Revenue | |||
0.00 | 0.00 | 0.00 | 0.00 | 0.00 | Gross Profit |
-406.00K | -14.19M | -4.26M | -77.97K | -70.95K | EBIT |
-25.43M | -24.19M | -11.38M | -6.73M | -1.81M | EBITDA |
-24.10M | -23.87M | -11.27M | -8.23M | -1.74M | Net Income Common Stockholders |
-24.53M | -24.23M | -10.95M | -6.66M | -1.65M |
Balance Sheet | Cash, Cash Equivalents and Short-Term Investments | |||
12.07M | 27.37M | 17.69M | 10.32M | 569.32K | Total Assets |
21.71M | 35.20M | 24.63M | 25.14M | 13.55M | Total Debt |
66.00K | 120.00K | 108.00K | 71.79K | 0.00 | Net Debt |
-1.21M | -27.25M | -17.57M | -10.24M | -565.95K | Total Liabilities |
7.55M | 1.96M | 1.31M | 1.38M | 665.47K | Stockholders Equity |
14.16M | 33.24M | 23.32M | 23.75M | 12.89M |
Cash Flow | Free Cash Flow | |||
-15.71M | -17.82M | -11.49M | -2.71M | -3.16M | Operating Cash Flow |
-14.29M | -17.35M | -7.34M | -1.04M | -1.50M | Investing Cash Flow |
-1.43M | -365.00K | -4.15M | -1.51M | -1.70M | Financing Cash Flow |
915.00K | 27.40M | 18.83M | 12.29M | 3.11M |
Name | Overall Rating | Market Cap | P/E Ratio | ROE | Dividend Yield | Revenue Growth | EPS Growth |
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56 Neutral | $6.99B | 3.72 | -4.39% | 5.90% | -0.24% | -48.44% | |
44 Neutral | C$14.79M | ― | -12.23% | ― | ― | -52.78% | |
42 Neutral | C$129.98M | ― | -82.26% | ― | ― | 25.32% | |
41 Neutral | C$120.88M | 18.40 | 10.97% | ― | ― | -7.56% | |
39 Underperform | $48.17M | ― | -18.02% | ― | ― | 3.30% | |
36 Underperform | C$117.83M | ― | -41.17% | ― | ― | 48.98% | |
30 Underperform | C$112.91M | ― | -1139.82% | ― | ― | 60.89% |
Frontier Lithium has secured up to $6 million in non-repayable federal funding through the Critical Minerals Infrastructure Fund, which will support infrastructure projects essential for the development of its PAK Lithium Project in Northwestern Ontario. This funding, which includes grants for mine access road development and power transmission infrastructure, highlights the importance of collaboration in advancing Canada’s critical minerals sector and strengthening its position in the global electric vehicle and energy storage markets.
Frontier Lithium has announced that both the Federal and Provincial governments have expressed their intent to support the company’s proposed lithium conversion facility in Thunder Bay, Ontario, through non-binding Letters of Intent. While these letters indicate a willingness to collaborate, they do not guarantee funding, and discussions are ongoing. The development of this facility is part of Frontier’s broader strategy to enhance its industry positioning by expanding its lithium production capabilities, potentially impacting the supply chain for electric vehicles and energy storage solutions.
Frontier Lithium has announced that the Canadian Federal and Ontario Provincial governments intend to support the company’s planned Lithium Conversion Facility in Thunder Bay, Ontario. This facility aims to convert lithium from Frontier’s PAK mine project into approximately 20,000 tonnes of lithium salts annually, supporting the production of batteries for around 500,000 electric vehicles each year. The government’s support is contingent upon contribution agreements and represents a significant step in aligning Canada’s critical minerals strategy. The facility will be the first of its kind in Canada, enhancing North America’s energy and critical minerals supply chain and reducing reliance on foreign lithium sources.
Frontier Lithium has successfully closed a $3.35 million convertible loan and completed the acquisition of a 183-acre industrial site in Thunder Bay, Ontario, previously a coal-fired power station. This strategic acquisition is intended for a proposed lithium conversion facility, enhancing Frontier’s role in the battery materials sector and supporting the regional lithium supply chain. The investment underscores Thunder Bay’s potential as a critical mineral processing hub, with significant economic opportunities anticipated for the region.
Frontier Lithium has secured a $3.35 million unsecured convertible loan from a related party, which will be used to purchase industrial land in Thunder Bay, Ontario, for a planned lithium conversion facility. This strategic move positions Frontier Lithium to enhance its operational capabilities and market presence, leveraging Thunder Bay’s infrastructure and proximity to the company’s PAK lithium deposit to potentially expand its reach in the lithium market.