American Lithium Adds to Board of Directors and Advisors as it Positions TLC Discovery as Potential Key US Source of Critical Mineral

Simon Clarke brings 25 years experience in building companies and implementing successful capital markets and growth strategies focused in mining, energy, and energy technology. Most recently, Mr. Clarke was founder, CEO, and director of M2 Cobalt Corp. (cobalt / copper exploration in East Africa) which sold to Jervois Mining Ltd. in June 2019.

Mr Clarke brings significant experience and knowledge of the battery metals space and his roles with M2 Cobalt and Jervois Mining involved managing government and stakeholder initiatives relating to the supply of battery metals in a number of jurisdictions. In particular, he has first-hand experience of the critical minerals initiatives in the United States and the urgent need to develop domestic sources of supply of critical minerals, including battery grade lithium.

Mr Clarke was a co-founder of Osum Oil Sands Corp. who, together with American Lithium CEO Michael Kobler, built a company valued in excess of US$1 billion at its peak and which currently produces 20,000 bopd. Mr Clarke remains a Board Observer at Osum and is currently CEO of Apollo Gold Corp. He holds an LLB and Diploma in Legal Practice from Aberdeen University, Scotland.

Mr. G. A. (Ben) Binninger is a chemical engineer who brings a wealth of experience in senior management and board roles over a career spanning more than 35 years. Ben has held a number of high-profile roles in a variety of sectors including mining, energy, materials, environmental and advanced technologies. Mr Binninger has direct experience in lithium and related minerals having been CEO of Potash Minerals and a member of the advisory Board of Millennial Lithium. He has also created sophisticated process and services companies for global leaders such as Rio Tinto and ARCO.

Mr Binninger will provide key strategic advice as development of the TLC Lithium Project (“TLC”) continues to evolve in line with continued de-risking and as the need for large-scale, domestic lithium projects becomes more widely recognized.

Mr Binninger holds an MBA from Harvard Business School, where he attended on a Teagle Foundation Fellowship, and BChE from Manhattan College (NYC scholarship).

Michael Kobler, CEO of American Lithium, states "We are delighted to strengthen our team with the appointments of Simon and Ben as their experience is very relevant to our initiatives at American Lithium.

The Covid-19 pandemic has shown ever more clearly just how dangerous it is for US industry to remain so dependent on China and other foreign jurisdictions for a number of key minerals, including lithium. As we de-risk TLC, we believe the locational, environmental, and operating cost advantages of our deposit, especially when compared to a number of hard-rock and brine lithium operators, will become more and more evident. We intend to develop appropriate development strategies for TLC to highlight locally, and at the Federal level, how well the project fits into the Critical Minerals Initiatives.”

Investor Relations and Market Awareness Programs

Pursuant to American Lithium’s plan to generate a greater following amongst European investors, the Company has engaged Clarkham Capital Ltd. to run market awareness programs across various European platforms and the United States. Clarkham has been paid a total of 100,000 euros to run its marketing programs. In addition to Clarkham, American Lithium continues to retain Promethean Marketing in the United States to provide marketing services including content distribution and advertising.

About the TLC Discovery

The TLC sedimentary lithium discovery is an exploration and development project located 12 kilometers northwest of Tonopah, Nevada, and easily accessible by paved highway. Work to date has identified a 5.3 million tonne measured and indicated lithium carbonate equivalent resource, with an additional 1.7 million tonnes inferred, placing the company’s resource amongst a handful of potential lithium deposits in Western North America capable of development. TLC is near-surface, relatively flat-lying and a free digging lithium sedimentary deposit that the company expects to advance through an early stage economic study in 2020. Just south of the Crescent Dunes solar energy plant, the project is favourably located for future production given the immediate access to some of the cheapest electricity in Nevada.

About American Lithium Corp.

American Lithium is actively engaged in the acquisition, exploration and development of lithium deposits within mining-friendly jurisdictions throughout the Americas. The company is currently exploring and developing the TLC project located in the highly prospective Esmeralda lithium district in Nevada. TLC is close to infrastructure, 3.5 hours south of the Tesla Gigafactory, and in the same basinal environment as Albemarle's Silver Peak lithium mine, and several advancing deposits and resources, including Ioneer Ltd.'s (formerly Global Geoscience) Rhyolite Ridge and Cypress Development Corp.'s Clayton Valley project.

For more information, please contact the Company at info@americanlithiumcorp.com or visit our website at www.americanlithiumcorp.com. Follow us on Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn.

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On behalf of the Board,

American Lithium Corp.
Michael Kobler, Chief Executive Officer

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