Energizing Tomorrow: Developing the next generation of Hard-Rock Lithium deposits in Latin America
M4E is exploring and developing sustainable Lithium deposits to suppport the planet transition to a greener energy supply
What Sets Us Apart
Unique land package
M4E has one of the largest land package among Brazilian Lithium companies, with a unique presence in the Lithium Valley and spread along all the pegmatite provinces in Brazil, bearing multiple evidences of Lithium presence.
Focused in Brazil
Brazil has a Lithium potential as large as Australia (the biggest producer in the world). The country has a friendly mining jurisdiction and is becoming a hotspot for world-class Lithium discoveries.
Top-Notch Team
Management team with extensive experience in exploration and business across the best mining companies in the globe, with proven track-record of exploration success.
Overview
M4E’s areas concide with Brazil’s Lithium potential
OUR Projects
Flagship projects at Lithium Valley
plus projects at Bahia and Borborema
and a large and high potential package of greenfield areas
M4E Lithium
Projects Overview
M4E Lithium
Timeline
May: Founding of M4E
2o Half Acquisition of 1st package of mineral rights
2021
Seed funding and kickoff of drilling works
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16 mining rights
14k hectares area
Team = 10 people
2022
Continuation of drilling works and expansion
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33 mining rights
36k hectares area
Team = 15 people
2023 -1st half
Further focus on Lithium Valley and diversification throughout other provinces
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77 mining rights
91k hectares area
Team = 25 people
2023 - 2nd half
Mar: Series A funding
Jun: Strategic funding partnership with major mining company
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108 mining rights
115k hectares area
Team = 40 people
2024
CORPORATE
Leading the company with excellence
M4E is led by a management team with extensive experience in exploration and business across the best mining companies in the globe, with proven track-record of exploration sucess.
Why Brazil?
World-Class Competitiveness
Brazil’s spodumene production costs are significantly below long-term price projections and are highly competitive against the world’s largest spodumene-producing mine
