February 25, 2026 General Motors Bets Big on This Lithium Stock 414,469 tons. That's how much lithium GM will need per year to meet its 2035 EV transition target. No wonder they led a $50M investment round in lithium production startup EnergyX. EnergyX's patented tech recovers lithium up to 3X better than conventional methods. Plus, where those methods take 12+ months. EnergyX needs two days. That's why EnergyX was entrusted with the rights to 100,000+ acres of lithium-rich Chilean land and a $5M DOE grant. Here's how they're is redefining the $546B energy storage market: Disruption: EnergyX's GET-LiT™ technology recovers lithium from brine at the lowest cost when benchmarked against industry leaders, and it's protected by 120+ patents. Ecosystem: From recovery to deployment, EnergyX is building a vertically integrated platform to power the global transition to EVs, backed by investment from leaders like General Motors and Eni. Opportunity: EnergyX is offering everyday investors the chance to join ahead of full-scale commercialization. A third-party pre-feasibility study recently confirmed EnergyX's Project Black Giant™ in Chile has the potential to generate over $1.1B annually at projected market prices once fully operational. On top of that, their nearly 50,000 acres of land in Texas and Arkansas has some of the highest lithium concentrations ever recorded in the U.S. With lithium demand set to 18X current production levels by 2040, that positions EnergyX front and center in this energy revolution. Even better? You can claim your piece of this early-stage opportunity and become an EnergyX shareholder today. *Disclaimer: This is a paid advertisement for EnergyX's Regulation A+ Offering. Please read the offering circular at invest.energyx.com. Under Regulation A+, a company has the ability to change its share price by up to 20%, without requalifying the offering with the SEC.   Update your email preferences or unsubscribe here © 2026 American Options by BZB Enterprises Inc 111 SE 1st Avenue Delray Beach, FL 33444, United States Terms of Service